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AlphaSense Series E

AlphaSense, which works in AI-Powered market intelligence solutions in New York, raised $150M in a Series E round announced on 28 Sep 2023, led by BOND, at a $2.50B post-money valuation. 5 firms took part, 4 of them already investors. It is AlphaSense's fifth venture round on record; the one before was a Series D in Apr 2023.

$150M

Amount raised

$2.50B

Post-money valuation

5

Investors

1 lead

1.4x

Step-up from the Series D

$1.80B in Apr 2023

6.0%

Stake sold

new money over the post-money

Valuation

What this round says about the price

This round priced AlphaSense at $2.50B after the new money, 1.4 times the $1.80B of its Series D (Apr 2023). The $150M bought investors about 6.0% of the company. It came 5 months after AlphaSense's Series D. It is 9.9% of the $1.51B AlphaSense has raised in the venture rounds on record. AlphaSense raised again 9 months later: a Growth round of $650M in Jun 2024, at $4.00B post-money.

AlphaSense's funding rounds

AlphaSense has 7 venture rounds on record. This one is highlighted.

  1. Growth 8 Mar 2016 $33M
  2. Series B 17 Jul 2019, led by Innovation Endeavors $50M
  3. Series C 30 Sep 2021, led by Viking Global and Goldman Sachs Asset Management $180M
  4. Series D 11 Apr 2023, led by CapitalG $100M$1.80B post-money
  5. Series E this round 28 Sep 2023, led by BOND $150M$2.50B post-money
  6. Growth 11 Jun 2024, led by Viking Global and BDT & MSD Partners $650M$4.00B post-money
  7. Growth 3 Jun 2026, led by Vitruvian Partners, Accenture Ventures and J.P. Morgan Asset Management $350M$7.50B post-money

Investors

Who put money in

BOND led the round with 4 other firms. Alphabet's CapitalG, Viking Global, Goldman Sachs and BAM Elevate had backed AlphaSense before.

Lead investor

  • BOND backs 91 venture-backed companies new investor

Also in the round

  • Alphabet's CapitalG existing investor
  • backs 54 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • Goldman Sachs backs 218 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • BAM Elevate existing investor

Use of proceeds

What the money is for

According to the announcement, the money goes to product development, sales and marketing, scaling operations, acquisitions and working capital.

  • Product development
  • Sales and marketing
  • Scaling operations
  • Acquisitions
  • Working capital

Comparable rounds

How it compares

28 Series E rounds in Tech Companies within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $112M, and this round was 1.3 times the median. The closest in time, other companies' Series E rounds in Tech Companies:

Series E rounds in Tech Companies, Sep 2022 to Sep 2024: 28 rounds with an amount, log scale.
Comparable rounds
CompanyAnnouncedAmountPost-moneyLed by
Mapbox Tech Companies19 Sep 2023$280M$1.30BSoftBank Group Corp.
Tech Companies13 Oct 2023$51Mnot disclosedPrinceville Capital and Citi Ventures
Tech Companies4 Oct 2023$50M$980MSchroders Capital
Tech Companies10 Aug 2023$30Mnot disclosedWellington Management and ArcTern Ventures
BlueVoyant Tech Companies29 Nov 2023$140Mnot disclosedLiberty Strategic Capital and ISTARI
Inflection AI Tech Companies29 Jun 2023$1.30B$4.00BMicrosoft and Nvidia
Tomorrow.io Tech Companies14 Jun 2023$87Mnot disclosedActivate Capital
Tech Companies3 Jan 2024$60M$1.00BEvolution Equity Partners

Sources

Where this comes from

Reported by 6 sources.

Questions

Frequently asked

How much did AlphaSense raise in its Series E round?

AlphaSense raised $150M in its Series E round, announced in Sep 2023.

Who led AlphaSense's Series E round?

BOND led it, with Alphabet's CapitalG, Viking Global, Goldman Sachs and BAM Elevate.

What was AlphaSense's valuation at the Series E round?

$2.50B post-money.

How does it compare with other Series E rounds in Tech Companies?

28 Series E rounds in Tech Companies within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $112M, and this round was 1.3 times the median.

Did AlphaSense raise again after this round?

Yes: a Growth round in Jun 2024 of $650M at $4.00B post-money.