Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, reportedly owns about 1% of AI company Anthropic from a 2021 investment. Anthropic's valuation has surged from $461 million to nearly $1 trillion, potentially making Schmidt's stake worth around $10 billion. The company plans an IPO possibly by year-end, which could further clarify Anthropic's market value and impact AI investment benchmarks. Schmidt's stake is separate from Alphabet's operations but highlights growing private investment in AI.
Eric Schmidt's significant stake in Anthropic adds a notable chapter to AI investment stories. Meanwhile, Google's parent company Alphabet trades on Pluang at USD 339.86, slightly down 0.09% as of Oct 20, 2026 21:21 WIB. The stock holds a market cap of $4.19 trillion, with a 52-week trading range between $251.34 and $399.06, reflecting steady investor interest with a typical hold time of 138 days.
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