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Cota Capital is a SEC-registered multi-stage investment firm founded in 2015 in San Francisco. Focuses on private and public enterprise technology, having invested in 140+ companies. Over $1.17B AUM. Combines systematic due diligence with decades of enterprise expertise.
Enterprise technology "Net New" solutions: foundational breakthroughs creating new categories. AI, generative AI, SaaS, fintech, healthcare, cloud/data infrastructure, devtools, cybersecurity.
143 companies with 4 unicorns, 10 public companies, 29 acquisitions. Portfolio includes Snowflake, Grammarly, Automation Anywhere, Forter, Plaid, Segment, BigID, OpenAI.
To approach Cota Capital, founders should prepare a clear pitch that highlights their innovative technology and market potential. Interested parties can reach out via their contact page or email ir@cotacapital.com for inquiries.
Recently, Cota Capital published a blog post titled "How Technology Is Transforming the World’s Toughest Industries," showcasing their engagement with industry trends and thought leadership.
Cota Capital invests in Seed, Seed Plus, Series A, Series A Plus, Series B, Series B Plus, and Series C stages.
Founders can pitch Cota Capital by visiting their contact page or by emailing ir@cotacapital.com.
Cota Capital focuses on sectors including AI, generative AI, SaaS, fintech, healthcare, cloud infrastructure, data infrastructure, devtools, and cybersecurity.
The check size for investments ranges from $1 million to $15 million.
Cota Capital primarily invests in North America, specifically the United States.
Notable portfolio companies include Snowflake, Grammarly, Automation Anywhere, and OpenAI.
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