Veeam Software Reaches $15 Billion Valuation Following $2 Billion Secondary Sale
The data resilience company plans for growth and an eventual IPO while diversifying its investor base.
- Veeam Software completed a $2 billion secondary share sale, led by TPG with participation from Temasek and Neuberger Berman Capital Solutions, valuing the company at $15 billion.
- The company has tripled its valuation since its $5 billion acquisition by Insight Partners in 2020 and now generates $1.7 billion in annual recurring revenue, up 18% year over year.
- The funds will support research and development, potential acquisitions, and strategic growth ahead of an eventual IPO, though no timeline has been set for going public.
- Veeam recently relocated its headquarters to Kirkland, Washington, to leverage proximity to major cloud providers and technical talent, while serving over 550,000 organizations globally.
- The company remains a leader in data protection and ransomware recovery, with plans to expand its capabilities, including exploring AI-driven technologies and complementary acquisitions.