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Anthropic to publish IPO prospectus after Labor Day holiday
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Anthropic to publish IPO prospectus after Labor Day holiday

Anthropic plans to make its Initial Public Offering (IPO) prospectus public shortly after the Labor Day holiday in the United States. This information was reported on Thursday (27) by The Information, which based its article on sources familiar with the process.

The company's possible entry into the stock market is expected at the end of September or the beginning of October 2026.

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On the same Thursday (27), Anthropic, along with other major corporations such as OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and AMD, signed a joint document. This document calls on both companies and governments to prioritize cybersecurity, given the growing threat driven by artificial intelligence (AI).

A total of 116 entities joined this manifesto, advocating for a coordinated response to strengthen digital protections and increase access to security resources capable of keeping pace with the evolution of AI-facilitated attacks. The letter emphasizes that there is 'a limited window to strengthen cyber defenses.'

The group of signatories appeals to all organizations to raise the standard of security of their defensive tools, update their systems, and employ a mix of lower-cost AI models and cutting-edge models, which are considered the most sophisticated currently available.

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Update on the Initial Public Offering of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and Expected Listing Price
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Update on the Initial Public Offering of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and Expected Listing Price

Investors awaiting the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) have received a special report. According to this announcement, NSE has completed all internal procedures, and given the demand from institutional investors, the listing price is planned to be set in line with this demand.

According to the Live Mint report, the expected listing price for NSE shares will range from 2,500 to 2,800 rupees per share. The valuation process has already begun, and the nominal value is expected to be determined within two weeks after discussions with other domestic funds.

The report indicates that NSE representatives held meetings with 120 out of 150 global investors. A commitment of $1 billion (10,000 crore rupees) was secured from qualified institutional buyers. Potential qualified institutional buyers mentioned include American companies JP Morgan Chase & Company, Deccan Value Investors, Allspring Global Investments Holdings, East Bridge Capital Management, and Indus Capital Partners. Additionally, buyers participating in the race include Pictet Asset Management from Switzerland, HSBC from the UK, and Nomura Holdings from Japan.

According to the report, if the IPO process proceeds smoothly, listing is expected in mid-September or before September 25th. However, approval from SEBI is still awaited. In June, NSE submitted the draft prospectus to the market regulator SEBI. This is anticipated to be one of the largest IPOs in Indian history. As part of this IPO, existing shareholders will sell 148.9 million shares through an OFS mechanism, which constitutes a 6% stake in NSE.

The wait for the NSE IPO has been ten years long. The exchange first filed for an IPO in 2016. Following this, the NSE co-location scandal arose, leading to the delay of the IPO. Changes in management occurred as this matter developed, and the IPO decision was postponed.

NSE is not only the largest stock exchange in India but also one of the largest and most profitable financial infrastructure companies in the country. Estimates suggest its pre-IPO valuation in 2026 will reach approximately 5 lakh crore rupees. According to the Burgundy Private Hurun India 500 report for 2025, NSE's valuation was 4.86 lakh crore rupees, making it the most expensive unlisted company in India. The company's annual revenue was about 16,600 crore rupees, and net profit (PAT) was about 10,180 crore rupees, corresponding to a net profit of approximately 61%.

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