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Bloomberg Beta

Corporate · Founded 2013 · San Francisco, United States

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Early-stage VC fund backed by Bloomberg

196 portfolio companies Corporate · $4.1B invested · 308 investments · Investor rank #714 · Last investment 7/2026
Portfolio companies 196 ↑ 33% 5y
Decacorns 1
Thoroughbreds 13 ↑ 8% 5y
Power Law #108Investor Ranking · Global · 2026 · Top 1%
Featured in
News Corca raises $7.8M Series A led by NEA Jun 10, 2026
Estimated holdings

Bloomberg Beta’s biggest current holdings.

An estimate of Bloomberg Beta’s largest live positions — disclosed shareholding × Dealroom’s latest valuation — across 1 companies where Bloomberg Beta is a named shareholder, worth about $62M in estimated equity value.

#CompanyEst. stakeValuationEst. value
  1. 1 MasterClassEducation · Unicorn 2.5% $2.5B $62M

Estimated value = Bloomberg Beta’s disclosed ownership % × Dealroom’s latest company valuation; direct named stakes only, exited positions excluded. Figures are indicative, not reported marks. Bloomberg Beta also appears inside investor groups in Gong, Lambda, Replit, Shield AI, where a standalone stake isn’t disclosed. See the underlying cap tables on Dealroom →

Portfolio analysis

Where Bloomberg Beta’s portfolio is concentrated.

Distribution of portfolio companies by headquarters country, sector, entry stage and current growth stage. Across all 196 portfolio companies. "Stage entered" is the first priced round the investor joined, derived from the investor’s transaction history.

By countryCount
  1. USA185
  2. Canada6
  3. UK2
  4. Israel1
  5. Poland1
By sectorCount
  1. Enterprise Software73
  2. Media25
  3. Marketing22
  4. Security22
  5. Education18
  6. Jobs Recruitment15
  7. Fintech14
  8. Robotics9
  9. Real Estate8
  10. Health5
  11. Legal5
  12. Telecom5
By stage enteredCount
  1. Seed141
  2. Series A41
  3. Series B+11
By growth stageCount
  1. Early Growth103
  2. Breakout Stage60
  3. Late Growth33
Portfolio market map

Inside Bloomberg Beta’s portfolio.

The 60 highest-funded portfolio companies, of 196 tracked.

Shield AI
Robotics · Decacorn
$13B
Flexport
Transportation · Unicorn
$8.0B
Lambda
Hosting · Unicorn
$6.0B
Replit
Education · Unicorn
$9.0B
Gong
Marketing · Unicorn
$7.3B
MasterClass
Education · Unicorn
$2.5B
Knotel
Real Estate
$70M
LaunchDarkly
Enterprise Software · Unicorn
$3.0B
Newfront
Fintech · Unicorn
$2.2B
Rigetti Computing
Semiconductors · Unicorn
$4.5B
Alation
Enterprise Software · Unicorn
$1.7B
Appzen
Legal
$720M
Weights & Biases
Enterprise Software · Unicorn
$1.7B
Primer
Enterprise Software
$550M
Deep Genomics
Health
$720M
Domino Data Lab
Enterprise Software
$400M
Netlify
Hosting · Unicorn
$2.0B
BrightFarms
Food
$400M
InfluxData
Enterprise Software
$300M
AtoB
Fintech
$388M
NS8
Security
$492M
Stampli
Fintech
$244M
Point Digital Finance
Fintech
$460M
Bluesky
Media
$400M
Orbital Insight
Energy
$200M
Wellfound
Jobs Recruitment
$400M
AngelList
Fintech · Unicorn
$4.1B
Stedi
Enterprise Software
$200M
Replicant
Marketing
$550M
StrongDM
Security
$270M
Copper
Enterprise Software
$212M
Campus
Education
$184M
Intuition Robotics
Robotics
$180M
Fiddler
Enterprise Software
$120M
Codecademy
Education
$160M
Kindred Systems
Robotics
$262M
ValiMail
Security
$180M
Mechanical Orchard
Security
$200M
Flash point
Security
Raydiant
Marketing
$150M
Black Crow AI
Marketing
$100M
Protege
Enterprise Software
$120M
goTenna
Telecom
$96M
Bluefish AI
Marketing
$172M
Streamlit
Enterprise Software
$800M
Aviso, Inc.
Marketing
$32M
yurts ai
Media
$160M
Openprise
Robotics
$100M
Versive
Security
$51M
Skan
Enterprise Software
$160M
RapidFort
Security
$168M
InCountry
Legal
$90M
Flashpoint Partners
Security
$24M
Cobalt AI
Security
$140M
Tonic.ai
Enterprise Software
$140M
Chef Robotics
Food
$82M
Sounding Board
Education
$120M
Textio
Education
$80M
Fieldwire
Real Estate
$134M
Enveil
Security
$100M
Portfolio founders

Where Bloomberg Beta’s portfolio founders come from.

152 founders across the 100 highest-funded portfolio companies — by current location, university attended, and the companies they worked at before founding. Sourced from the founder records the API links to each portfolio company.

LocationCount
  1. United States117
  2. Canada10
  3. Israel5
  4. Argentina3
  5. Peru3
  6. Ireland2
  7. United Kingdom2
  8. Cuba1
  9. Hong Kong1
  10. India1
UniversityCount
  1. Stanford University13
  2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology10
  3. University of California, Berkeley9
  4. Harvard University8
  5. Columbia University6
  6. Columbia Business School4
  7. Harvard Business School4
  8. Tel Aviv University4
  9. University of Pennsylvania4
  10. Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania4
Previous companyCount
  1. Microsoft12
  2. Alphabet | Google7
  3. Meta7
  4. IBM6
  5. Palantir5
  6. eBay4
  7. McKinsey & Company4
  8. Bridgewater Associates3
  9. Dun & Bradstreet3
  10. SAP3
How Bloomberg Beta stacks up

Similar investors.

Peers the API surfaces as most similar by portfolio shape, with Dealroom investor rank and portfolio scale.

SV Angel
Venture Capital · San Francisco
#108 rank 985 companies $3.7T portfolio
Y Combinator
Accelerator · San Francisco
#64 rank 7,094 companies $1.9T portfolio
Sequoia
Venture Capital · Menlo Park
#3 rank 1,919 companies $22T portfolio
NEA
Venture Capital · Menlo Park
#36 rank 1,186 companies $2.5T portfolio
Tiger Global
Private Equity · New York City
#18 rank 811 companies $3.9T portfolio
Techstars
Accelerator · New York City
#847 rank 2,278 companies $250B portfolio
Andreessen Horowitz
Venture Capital · Menlo Park
#2 rank 1,187 companies $4.5T portfolio
Bessemer Venture Partners
Venture Capital · San Francisco
#55 rank 847 companies $1.9T portfolio
Figures on this page are sourced live from the Dealroom next-gen API, joined with Dealroom’s cap-table dataset (estimated holdings) and the Power Law Investor Ranking. News in “Featured in” is drawn from Dealroom’s own coverage — the stories that name this investor, not only those it is the subject of. Market sentiment is omitted until the API exposes it.