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Anthropic, the San Francisco AI company that builds the Claude assistant, is preparing to list its Class A common stock on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker ANT. The offering is one of the largest technology share sales ever planned, with the company and some existing shareholders aiming to raise up to about 64 billion dollars by selling 825 million shares. Of those shares, roughly 801 million come from Anthropic itself and the rest from existing stockholders. The first day of trading is expected on Thursday, 19 November 2026. Anthropic announced on 12 November that pricing would take place on Wednesday, 18 November, so the date follows the company's own timetable, but it is not final until the price is set. The time on this page, 14:30 UTC, equals 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time, the regular Nasdaq opening time, though no source has yet confirmed the exact minute of the first trade. In its amended filing of 10 November, the company gave an expected price range of 70 to 78 dollars per share. Bloomberg News reported on 12 November that the offering had drawn about six times the orders for the shares on offer, and that bankers planned to give priority to existing backers. The Financial Times reported that bankers were weighing a higher price than the range, which could lift the valuation to 1.5 trillion dollars or more; this has not been officially confirmed. Underwriters also hold an option to buy about 123.75 million more shares. Google, Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, Micron, Microsoft and TSMC have agreed to buy 26 billion dollars of non-voting stock at the IPO price, and up to 20 percent of the offering is expected to go to retail investors. The listing matters for several reasons. It would be the largest first-time share sale of its kind, it tests investor appetite for AI companies after a recent sell-off in AI stocks, and it may set a reference point for OpenAI, which is expected to pursue its own listing early next year. The filing also shows heavy costs: Anthropic reported an operating loss of 536 million dollars in the September quarter, and nearly a quarter of its revenue for the first nine months of 2026 came from five customers. To follow the listing, read the amended S-1 filing on the US Securities and Exchange Commission website, check Anthropic's newsroom for official announcements, and watch the ANT ticker on Nasdaq once trading begins. Retail buyers should check with their broker about IPO access, since allocation is not guaranteed. The price range is not a promise: the final price can land above, within or below it.