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Franklin Templeton Investments
Venture Capital · Founded 1947 · Saint Petersburg, United States
Franklin Templeton Investments’ biggest current holdings.
The most valuable companies Franklin Templeton Investments still holds — unicorns and thoroughbreds it has backed, ordered by Dealroom’s latest valuation. Companies that have been acquired or gone public are in Exits instead. Where a cap table names Franklin Templeton Investments directly, the stake and its estimated value are shown too.
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Databricks
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$188B
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Revolut
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$115B
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Epic Games
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$18.0B
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Applied Intuition
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$15.0B
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Discord
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$15.0B
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Celonis
3%
$13.0B
$390M
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Checkout.com
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$12.0B
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Crusoe
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$10.0B
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Talkdesk
4.5%
$10.0B
$450M
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10
Tanium
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$9.0B
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11
Plaid
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$8.0B
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12
Snyk
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$7.4B
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Estimated value = Franklin Templeton Investments’ disclosed ownership % × Dealroom’s latest company valuation; direct named stakes only, exited positions excluded. Figures are indicative, not reported marks. Franklin Templeton Investments also appears inside investor groups in Aptos Labs, Checkout.com, Checkr, Discord, Figment, Goat, Plaid, Redwood Materials and 2 more, where a standalone stake isn’t disclosed. See the underlying cap tables on Dealroom →
Franklin Templeton Investments’ biggest exits.
Portfolio companies that IPO’d or were acquired at $1B+, with the valuation recorded at exit and — for those still public — their value today. Exit events come from each company’s funding-round history; entry stage from Franklin Templeton Investments’ transaction record.
Where Franklin Templeton Investments’ portfolio is concentrated.
Distribution of portfolio companies by headquarters country, sector, entry stage and current growth stage. Across all 173 portfolio companies. "Stage entered" is the first priced round the investor joined, derived from the investor’s transaction history.
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USA148
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India15
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Singapore7
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Canada4
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UK3
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Australia2
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Brazil2
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British Virgin Islands2
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China2
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Hong Kong2
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UAE2
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Cayman Islands1
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Fintech72
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Enterprise Software48
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Health26
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Transportation22
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Security14
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Energy13
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Media9
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Jobs Recruitment6
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Food5
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Marketing5
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Gaming4
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Real Estate4
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Series B+103
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Series A34
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Seed24
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Late Growth116
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Breakout Stage44
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Early Growth32
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Mature5
Inside Franklin Templeton Investments’ portfolio.
The 60 highest-funded portfolio companies, of 173 tracked.
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ClWhere Franklin Templeton Investments’ portfolio founders come from.
181 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.
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United States133
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India9
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United Kingdom8
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Canada5
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Israel4
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Germany3
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Netherlands3
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United Arab Emirates3
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Italy2
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Norway2
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Stanford University16
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology13
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University of California, Berkeley9
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Duke University6
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Harvard University6
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Harvard Business School5
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Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania5
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MIT Sloan School of Management4
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Washington University in St. Louis4
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Columbia Business School3
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Alphabet | Google11
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Microsoft10
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Meta7
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IBM6
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Intel Corporation6
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Lehman Brothers6
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Goldman Sachs5
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Intel NAND Memory Unit5
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Cisco4
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Cognitive Security4
Similar investors.
Peers the API surfaces as most similar by portfolio shape, with Dealroom investor rank and portfolio scale.
Key people at Franklin Templeton Investments.
