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About 8090 Partners

8090 Partners is a private equity firm founded in 2020. It is primarily based in New York City, United States. 
Overall 8090 Partners portfolio has seen 1 unicorn and 2 IPOs including key companies like EquipmentShare, Cera and FiscalNote. A lot of funds co-invest with 8090 Partners, with names like Vanderbilt University sharing a substantial percentage of its portfolio. 
8090 Partners has a team of 2 people, including 1 partner.
Key Metrics
Founded Year
2020
Location
New York City, United States
Investment Deals

8090 Partners' Portfolio

They have invested in a total of 7 companies. Their most recent investment was in Fabric Systems (Seed round) on Oct 13, 2022. Here is the most recent investment by 8090 Partners:
Date
Company
Round
Amount
Co-Investors
Oct 13, 2022
Seed
3641
Aug 23, 2022
Seed
2933
Aug 04, 2022
Series C
8025
Mar 03, 2022
Series A
1272
Here is the portfolio snapshot of 8090 Partners:
Investments by Year
The maximum number of investments were made in 2021
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Team profile of 8090 Partners

8090 Partners has a team of 2 members located in United States. 8090 Partners' team does not sit on the board of any company as of now.

Co-investors of 8090 Partners

Over the past 6 years, 52 investors have co-invested in 8090 Partners's portfolio companies.

  • Top Co-investors of 8090 Partners: 52 investors entered a company along with 8090 Partners. These include investors like Vanderbilt University (1 company).

8090 Partners News

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Luminous Computing inks $105m Series AGoogle Usercontent•Jul 07, 2023•Luminous, Gigafund, 8090 Partners, MVP Ventures and 4 others
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UK home healthcare company Cera lands $320M in fundingBecker's Hospital Review•Aug 05, 2022•Cera, Kairos, Goldman Sachs, J P Morgan and 10 others
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