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Anthropic Remains Mum on Investment Grade as It Flags More Debt

Bloomberg Markets Monday 26 October 2026, 20:56 UTC By Davide Barbuscia and Paula Seligson 1 min read
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Anthropic PBC warned it may need to seek more financing sooner than the artificial-intelligence company had anticipated while saying little about its potential path to an investment-grade credit rating in its closely watched IPO filing.

Anthropic PBC warned it may need to seek more financing sooner than the artificial-intelligence company had anticipated while saying little about its potential path to an investment-grade credit rating in its closely watched IPO filing.
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