Oura Postpones IPO Amid Market Uncertainty, Anthropic Discloses Financials
Smart ring maker Oura has postponed its planned initial public offering due to "market uncertainty." Meanwhile, AI firm Anthropic has revealed details from its IPO prospectus, showing significant revenue growth alongside substantial losses.
Oura, a company known for its smart rings, has delayed its planned initial public offering, which was scheduled to be priced on Tuesday. The company cited "market uncertainty" as the reason for the postponement.
Oura had intended to offer 50 million shares at prices ranging from $40 to $44 each, with trading expected to commence on Wednesday. At the upper end of this range, the offering would have raised approximately $2.2 billion. Despite reporting strong demand, the company stated it is delaying the deal and has not yet set a new date for the IPO.
In parallel, AI company Anthropic has offered a glimpse into its financials as it moves towards its own public offering. According to reports detailing its IPO prospectus, Anthropic's revenue surged twelvefold to nearly $4.6 billion in 2025. However, this growth was accompanied by an operating loss of $8.06 billion. The company's substantial net loss of nearly $42 billion included roughly $34 billion in accounting charges primarily linked to prior financing rounds.
Anthropic aims to list on public markets ahead of competitor OpenAI. While its IPO timing remains unconfirmed, industry observers suggest a listing could occur later this year or in early 2027, potentially raising up to $100 billion.