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Goldman Sachs (GS) projects Anthropic (ANT) revenue of more than USD 600bln by 2030 (vs. USD 4.6bln in 2025), reports FT

ORIGINAL · NewsquawkGoldman Sachs (GS) projects Anthropic (ANT) revenue of more than USD 600bln by 2030 (vs. USD 4.6bln in 2025), reports FTRead originalHide original

Expects revenue of about USD 52bln in 2026, USD 136bln in 2027 and USD 442bln in 2029. Goldman predicts Anthropic will not turn FCF positive until 2030, when it projects the company will generate USD 33.6bln Anthropic has committed to spend about USD 900bln on computing capacity over the coming years, according to filings

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Goldman Sachs projects rapid Anthropic revenue growth, but expects free-cash-flow positivity only in 2030; Anthropic has committed about USD 900bln to computing capacity.

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Expects revenue of about USD 52bln in 2026, USD 136bln in 2027 and USD 442bln in 2029. Goldman predicts Anthropic will not turn FCF positive until 2030, when it projects the company will generate USD 33.6bln Anthropic has committed to spend about USD 900bln on computing capacity over the coming years, according to filings

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