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Deals·October 23, 2026 at 5:04 AM EDT·2 sources

Anthropic strikes deal to launch European consultancy

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Oct 23, 9 AMOct 23, 10 AM

What happened

  • Anthropic and UK buyout group Hg are backing a new European consultancy.
  • The consultancy will advise companies on how to deploy artificial intelligence.

Why it matters

The venture could create a new channel for enterprise AI adoption and advisory work, relevant to technology investors and corporate finance professionals.

Deal terms

raise
Anthropic and Hg → New European consultancy
Value
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Investors
Anthropic, Hg
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Timeline

  1. First reported by Financial TimesOct 23
    Anthropic strikes deal to launch European consultancy
  2. Techmeme reportsOct 23
    Sources: Anthropic and London-based PE firm Hg agree to launch a consultancy by the end of 2026 to embed AI consultants and engineers into European businesses (Financial Times)

Who is involved

investing inAnthropic strikes deal to launch European consultancyNew European consultancytargetAnthropic and HgbuyerHg
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Sources (2)

  1. Financial TimesOct 23
    Anthropic strikes deal to launch European consultancy
  2. TechmemeOct 23
    Sources: Anthropic and London-based PE firm Hg agree to launch a consultancy by the end of 2026 to embed AI consultants and engineers into European businesses (Financial Times)
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