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About N47

N47 is a private equity firm founded in 2016. It is primarily based in Palo Alto, United States. In the last 12 months, it has participated in 9 funding rounds. 
Overall N47 portfolio has seen 4 unicorns and 1 IPO including key companies like Cohesity, Aeva and BuildOps. A lot of funds co-invest with N47, with names like Sutter Hill Ventures sharing a substantial percentage of its portfolio. 
N47 has a team of 33 people, including 6 partners.
Key Metrics
Founded Year
2016
Location
Palo Alto, United States
Investment Deals

N47's Portfolio

They have invested in a total of 19 companies. Their most recent investment was in Euno (Series A round) on Sep 09, 2026. Here is the most recent investment by N47:
Date
Company
Round
Amount
Co-Investors
Sep 09, 2026
Series A
2866
May 04, 2026
Series A
7722
Apr 01, 2026
Series B
6670
Mar 10, 2026
Seed
7842
Here is the portfolio snapshot of N47:
Investments by Year
The maximum number of investments were made in 2026
Investments by Year - The maximum number of investments were made in 2026# Investments20262025Year

Team profile of N47

N47 has a team of 33 members including 6 Partners, 1 Venture Partner and 1 Principal located in United States, Germany and 1 more location. N47's team sits on the board of 1 company.
Here is a list of top team members in N47:
Name
Designation
Location
Board Memberships
Contact Details
Partner
Palo Alto
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Partner
Palo Alto
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Partner
Los Altos
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Partner
Germany
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Partner
United States
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Partner
Switzerland
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Venture Partner
San Francisco
-
Principal
San Francisco
-
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Advisor
San Francisco
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Advisor
Santa Clara
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Associate
Germany
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Co-investors of N47

Over the past 10 years, 27 investors have co-invested in N47's portfolio companies.

  • Top Co-investors of N47: 27 investors entered a company along with N47. These include investors like Sutter Hill Ventures (2 companies).

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