Index Ventures has secured $2 billion in new capital across three distinct funds. This includes $400 million allocated for a new seed-focused fund and $900 million for its venture fund. Additionally, the firm added $700 million to a growth fund that was initially raised in 2024, bringing its total available capital to $3.5 billion.
This latest fundraising effort comes two years after Index Ventures raised $2.3 billion across two funds. That previous round included $800 million for a predecessor venture fund. The firm has maintained its fund sizes without significant expansion compared to some other venture capital firms.
Index Ventures has demonstrated strong performance with recent investments. Notably, its portfolio company Wiz was acquired by Alphabet for $32 billion earlier this year. Index was an initial seed investor in Wiz and held a 12% stake, which was reportedly valued at $3.8 billion. The firm was also an early investor in Figma, which went public last year.
The firm's current investment portfolio includes several companies in the artificial intelligence sector. These include robotics company Physical Intelligence and inference platform Fireworks AI. Index also invested in Anthropic when the AI model maker raised capital at a $183 billion valuation in September.
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Index Ventures announced it has raised $2 billion across three new funds: a $400 million seed fund, a $900 million venture fund, and an additional $700 million for a growth fund. This capital raise follows the firm's recent successful exit from Wiz, which was acquired by Alphabet, and positions Index to continue investing in early-stage and growth companies.