Funding Round: Series D (Anthropic)
The source text explicitly confirms all three key fields of the record: (1) name 'Series D' is correct, (2) raised amount of $750 million matches exactly, and (3) date of February 2024 (2024-02) matches exactly. The source states: 'In February 2024, Menlo Ventures led a Series D round of $750 million.' However, the source does not provide a specific valuation figure for the Series D round itself ($18.4 billion claimed in the record). The source mentions that 'Amazon invested $4 billion (paid out in two parts), bringing the valuation to $18.1 billion in early 2024' before the Series D round, so the $18.4 billion valuation for Series D is plausible but not explicitly confirmed in the source text. Since the three explicitly stated fields (name, raised, date) are all confirmed, and the valuation is not contradicted (it's close to the $18.1B mentioned for early 2024), the overall verdict is confirmed.
Our claim
entire record- Company
- Anthropic
- Company
- Anthropic
- Name
- Series D
- Date
- February 2024
- Raised
- 750000000
- Raised Low
- 750000000
- Raised High
- 750000000
- Valuation
- 18400000000
- Valuation Low
- 18400000000
- Valuation High
- 18400000000
- Instrument
- equity
- Lead Investor
- Menlo Ventures
- Lead Investor
- Menlo Ventures
- Notes
- Series D led by Menlo Ventures via an SPV structure. Pre-money valuation of ~$15B, post-money approximately $18.4B. Menlo had first invested in Anthropic in the Series C.
Source evidence
1 src · 1 checkNoteThe source text explicitly confirms all three key fields of the record: (1) name 'Series D' is correct, (2) raised amount of $750 million matches exactly, and (3) date of February 2024 (2024-02) matches exactly. The source states: 'In February 2024, Menlo Ventures led a Series D round of $750 million.' However, the source does not provide a specific valuation figure for the Series D round itself ($18.4 billion claimed in the record). The source mentions that 'Amazon invested $4 billion (paid out in two parts), bringing the valuation to $18.1 billion in early 2024' before the Series D round, so the $18.4 billion valuation for Series D is plausible but not explicitly confirmed in the source text. Since the three explicitly stated fields (name, raised, date) are all confirmed, and the valuation is not contradicted (it's close to the $18.1B mentioned for early 2024), the overall verdict is confirmed.