Anthropic’s Historic $30 Billion Funding Round Establishes $380 Billion Valuation for AI Leader

Anthropic has completed a historic $30 billion funding round that propels its valuation to $380 billion, marking one of the largest private capital raises ever recorded. The AI company’s exceptional valuation growth from $183 billion just months earlier underscores the rapid pace of AI advancement and surging enterprise demand.
The investment round was jointly led by GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, and Coatue Management, a prominent technology-focused hedge fund. Their combined leadership validates Anthropic’s market position as the definitive leader in enterprise AI, with the Claude platform demonstrating superior capabilities that justify extraordinary investor confidence.
Revenue growth at Anthropic has been nothing short of spectacular, achieving an annualized rate of $14 billion after growing more than 1,000% year-over-year for three consecutive years. Claude Code, the company’s AI coding assistant that achieved general availability in May 2025, has been a primary growth driver, addressing strong market demand for intelligent software development tools.
Anthropic has laid out an aggressive financial roadmap with cash consumption expected to decline to roughly one-third of revenue next year and approximately 9% by 2027. The company’s 2028 break-even goal could position it as the first major AI startup to achieve profitability, potentially two years ahead of primary competitors, providing significant strategic flexibility ahead of expected IPO activity.
The company was established by siblings Dario and Daniela Amodei in 2021 after both left executive positions at OpenAI to create an AI company with enhanced safety focus. Anthropic’s recent Super Bowl advertising campaign highlighted its ad-free product philosophy, creating clear market differentiation from competitors introducing advertising revenue models, while leveraging major strategic investments from Amazon’s $8 billion commitment and Google’s $2 billion contribution.