Fidelity

Total investments

89

Average round size

121M

Portfolio companies

71

Rounds per year

1.19

Lead investments

25

Follow on index

0.10

Exits

37

Stages of investment
Private EquityLate Stage Venture
Areas of investment
BiotechnologyE-CommerceInternetSoftwareFinancial ServicesAnalyticsInformation TechnologyHealth CareSaaSEnterprise Software

Summary

Fidelity is the famous VC, which was founded in 1946. The main office of represented VC is situated in the Boston. The venture was found in North America in United States.

Opposing the other organizations, this Fidelity works on 8 percentage points more the average amount of lead investments. The high activity for fund was in 2015. Despite it in 2019 the fund had an activity. The common things for fund are deals in the range of more than 100 millions dollars. The increased amount of exits for fund were in 2018. The real fund results show that this VC is 22 percentage points more often commits exit comparing to other companies. The fund is constantly included in 2-6 investment rounds annually. The typical startup value when the investment from Fidelity is more than 1 billion dollars.

The overall number of key employees were 33.

We can highlight the next thriving fund investment areas, such as Software, Social Media. For fund there is a match between the country of its foundation and the country of its the most frequent investments - United States. The fund has no exact preference in a number of founders of portfolio startups. When startup sums 4 or 5+ of the founder, the probability for it to get the investment is little. Among the various public portfolio startups of the fund, we may underline Uber, WeWork, Snap Moreover, a startup needs to be at the age of 6-10 years to get the investment from the fund.

The standard case for the fund is to invest in rounds with 6-7 partakers. Despite the Fidelity, startups are often financed by Venrock, Sequoia Capital, Greylock Partners. The meaningful sponsors for the fund in investment in the same round are Sequoia Capital, IVP (Institutional Venture Partners), Andreessen Horowitz. In the next rounds fund is usually obtained by T. Rowe Price, SharesPost Investment Management, Tiger Global Management.

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Investments analytics

Analytics

Total investments
89
Lead investments
25
Exits
37
Rounds per year
1.19
Follow on index
0.10
Investments by industry
  • Software (21)
  • Health Care (14)
  • Biotechnology (12)
  • E-Commerce (9)
  • Analytics (8)
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Investments by region
  • United States (50)
  • India (5)
  • Israel (1)
  • United Kingdom (1)
  • Canada (11)
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Peak activity year
2015
Number of Unicorns
12
Number of Decacorns
15
Number of Minotaurs
7

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Quantitative data

Avg. startup age at the time of investment
13
Avg. valuation at time of investment
2B
Group Appearance index
0.97
Avg. company exit year
8
Avg. multiplicator
2.25
Strategy success index
0.90

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