Andreessen Horowitz

Venture Capital Est. 2009

Also known as AH.

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≈USD 100B
Firm FUM
Assets under management, stated by a16z website, 2026 · source
Type
Venture Capital
HQ
Menlo Park, CA, United States
Founded
2009
Focus
AI & Data · Fintech · Life Sciences · Consumer · Financial Services · Healthcare & Life Sciences · Technology

About

Andreessen Horowitz is an investment manager investing in technology companies from seed through growth stage across AI, bio and healthcare, consumer, crypto, enterprise, fintech, games, infrastructure and American dynamism.

Strategies

Venture Capital
Public Equity
Growth Equity
Private Credit
Venture Debt
Buyout
Hedge Strategies
Special Situations
Sources

Profile sources

  1. a16z.com — AI & Data, Fintech, Life Sciences, Consumer, Financial Services, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Technology
  2. a16z.com — AI & Data, Fintech, Life Sciences, Software & SaaS, Financial Services, Healthcare & Life Sciences

Recent venture activity

  • Mar 2026 · Reported 18 more venture funds to the SEC (106 in total) in its Form ADV filed 2026-03-30 · SEC Form ADV

Locations & investment markets

Capital and location details checked 2026-10-12.

Investment Criteria

Investment size
USD 500K - USD 40M

Reported investment size. Actual commitments may vary by stage, ownership and follow-on participation.

Investment Stages
Stages
Seed Series A Series B Series C+ Growth Public
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States
Coverage
Global
Regions
North America

Coverage is a guide only.

Location

Headquarters
Menlo Park, CA, United States
More investors with offices in Silicon Valley
Office Presence
1 country
United States
1 known office
Menlo Park, CA, United States (HQ)

Fundraising

Andreessen Horowitz Growth Fund II
Growth
2020
USD 3.2B
source
Andreessen Horowitz Fund VII
2020
USD 1.3B
source
Andreessen Horowitz Late Stage Venture Fund I
Venture
2019
USD 2B
source
Andreessen Horowitz Fund VI
2019
USD 750M
source
Andreessen Horowitz Fund V
2016
USD 1.5B
source
Andreessen Horowitz Fund IV
2014
USD 1.5B
source
Andreessen Horowitz Fund III
2012
USD 1.5B
source
Andreessen Horowitz Fund II
2010
USD 650M
source

Deals & Activity

Tracked Deals
10
Most common deal types
Unknown (5) Series A (2) Series E (1) Growth (1) Series B (1)
Recent tracked deals
EliseAI
2026
Gimlet Labs
Series B - 2026
$300M
Cognition AI
Series E - 2026
Treeline
2026
$25M
Stitch
Series C - 2026
$25M
Atoms
2026
Glimpse
2026
$35M
Eve
Series A - 2025
$47M

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