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Anthropic's seven founders plan to sell about $250 million in shares each in the IPO and keep stakes worth around $18 billion apiece.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Anthropik's seven founders, including CEO Dario Amode and President Daniela Amode,
00:08plan to sell about $250 million in shares apiece in the company's initial public offering,
00:15according to The Wall Street Journal. Each founder will retain a stake valued at around $18 billion.
00:21Anthropik aims to go public next week at a valuation of around $1.3 trillion
00:27and raise at least $80 billion. After Anthropik begins trading,
00:32each of its seven founders will retain around 3.2% of the company's Class A shares,
00:38valued at approximately $18 billion apiece. Together, the founders will hold roughly 22%
00:45of Anthropik's outstanding shares. The company's ownership structure also guarantees the founders
00:5050.1% of most shareholder votes through a limited liability company they control.
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