
A91 invested around Rs 143 crore in Atomberg, sold shares worth about Rs 445 crore, and remains the largest shareholder with 21.02%.
Anthropic’s annualized revenue has climbed above $65 billion after a sevenfold year-over-year jump, according to The Decoder citing Bloomberg, raising the stakes around its growth trajectory, infrastructure spending, and possible IPO timeline.


Anthropic has reached an annualized revenue rate above $65 billion, based on performance through the end of July 2026, according to The Decoder citing Bloomberg. The figure represents a sevenfold increase from a year earlier and was reportedly disclosed in a regular investor update.
The key takeaway is the pace: Anthropic is no longer being discussed only as a frontier AI lab, but as a company scaling revenue at a level that could reshape expectations for the AI market.
The Decoder notes that Anthropic’s growth is massive but also necessary because infrastructure spending depends on continued expansion. For readers, that makes revenue momentum only one side of the story: the sustainability of that trajectory is the central question.
Watch for signs that revenue growth can keep supporting the company’s infrastructure needs, especially as expectations around frontier AI companies continue to rise.
Anthropic could go public as early as fall 2026 at a $1 trillion valuation, potentially beating OpenAI to market, according to the provided article. That possible timeline would make Anthropic’s financial trajectory especially important to investors, competitors, and enterprise customers tracking the AI sector.
The IPO angle also raises a practical question: whether the company can maintain enough growth to support a valuation of that scale.
The company reportedly projects $190 billion to $200 billion in revenue for 2028. That range sets a much higher bar than the current annualized rate and keeps the focus on execution, demand, and infrastructure capacity.
The clear takeaway: Anthropic’s latest revenue figure is a milestone, but the market will likely judge the company by whether it can sustain the curve implied by its longer-term projection.

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