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Greenfield Partners Raises $400 Million and Expands with New York Office
The new fund boosts Greenfield Partners' AUM past $1B, fueling early growth-stage tech investments.

Greenfield Partners, a global venture capital firm specializing in early growth-stage investments, has successfully closed its third fund at $400 million. The latest capital injection brings the firm’s total assets under management (AUM) to over $1 billion, reinforcing its position as a major backer of high-potential technology companies. The new fund, supported by institutional investors from Israel, the U.S., Europe, and Asia, will focus on fostering companies that have achieved product-market fit and are poised for sustainable expansion.
Evolution from TPG Growth to an Independent VC Firm
Founded in 2016 as part of TPG Growth’s investment platform, Greenfield Partners transitioned into an independent venture capital firm in 2020. Since then, it has steadily built a strong portfolio, concentrating on sectors such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, IT and data infrastructure, fintech, enterprise SaaS, deep tech, and digital media. The launch of Fund III follows the successful deployment of Fund II across 13 early growth-stage companies, including VAST Data, BigPanda, Capitolis, and other emerging industry leaders.
Expansion to New York to Strengthen Global Reach
To bolster its global investment strategy, Greenfield Partners has also announced the opening of a new office in New York. This expansion strengthens its ability to support portfolio companies scaling internationally and underscores its commitment to being a long-term partner for founders navigating the crucial transition from initial traction to broader market penetration. By leveraging its proprietary Greenfield Growth Momentum (G2M) methodology, structured around the Seven Pillars of Efficient Growth, the firm aims to offer hands-on strategic guidance tailored to the specific needs of early-stage companies.
A Track Record of Notable Investments and Exits
Greenfield’s investment track record includes multiple notable exits, with companies such as Guardicore, acquired by Akamai for $600 million, Avanan, purchased by Check Point Software, and Planck, acquired by Applied Systems. Beyond its financial backing, the firm actively supports its portfolio through a structured approach to scaling, operational excellence, and go-to-market strategies. This investor-founder collaboration model has positioned Greenfield as a preferred partner for ambitious entrepreneurs seeking to accelerate their business growth.
Future Vision and Continued Commitment
With the latest fund, Greenfield Partners plans to identify and nurture the next wave of category-defining companies. The firm continues to prioritize investments in high-growth startups that demonstrate innovation, strong leadership, and a clear path to market expansion. The infusion of new capital, combined with Greenfield’s strategic resources, is set to drive transformative advancements across multiple technology sectors.
As Greenfield embarks on this new phase of growth, it remains committed to fostering long-term success for its portfolio companies. The firm’s expanding global presence and structured investment approach reflect its dedication to supporting visionary founders in building scalable and sustainable enterprises. With Fund III now fully operational, Greenfield Partners is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the technology investment landscape.