The secondary sale solidifies the ChatGPT maker's status as the largest private company in the world, surpassing Elon Musk's SpaceX.
The growth-oriented investor reportedly offered stakes in companies including OpenAI and SpaceX to attract interest in the CV.
The deal valued the San Francisco-based software company at $2.5 billion, with Accel and 01A participating alongside new investors Salesforce Ventures and S32.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Wells Fargo, and DocuSign joined the deal, which valued the AI company at $5.2 billion.
The $600 million secondary deal will reportedly comprise stakes in five technology companies, including OpenAI, while providing a new commitment to Anthropic.
The transaction reportedly valued the ChatGPT maker at the same $852 billion mark achieved during its $122 billion March primary funding round.
The secondary share sale reportedly allows eligible employees to sell up to 25% of their vested shares in the wearable technology startup.
Salica Investments also participated in the secondary share sale, which valued the UK-based wealth management platform at $1.1 billion.
The digital bank has reportedly kicked off its employee liquidity event, pricing shares at $2,017 each.
The direct secondary deals cover stakes in more than 14 businesses held by bp Ventures and Trifork Labs.
