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Q Holdings Inc Ponishare-verified.png
Type Private ownership
Industry Private equity
Founded 2018 (2018)
Founder(s) Dr. Jean Deleage, Ph.D., Garrett Gruener, Marino Polestra, Guy Paul Nohra
Headquarters Q Holdings Inc - Global Headquarters: Hudson Yards, New York, United States
Q Capital Holdings Co Ltd, Asset Management Arm: Kensington, London , United Kingdom
The Q: DIFC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Key people Stephen A. Schwarzman: chairman, CEO & co-founder, Jonathan D. Gray: president & COO, Hamilton E. James: executive vice chairman, Joseph Baratta: Global Head of private equity, Sameer Shahid: CEO of "The Q"
Products Venture capital, leveraged buyouts
Total assets $2.8 billion (total Capital raised since inception)
Employees 60+
Subsidiaries Q Capital Holdings Co Ltd, The Q Ltd, Q Holdings B.V, Q-Venture Holdings Limited, Sola Capital Partners, Strides Asset Management
Website qholdingsinc.com

History

The firm was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Delaware with offices in New York, San Francisco, London, Abu Dhabi and Shanghai. The firm manages $ 2.9 billion of capital.[1]

The firm's partners include Martin Hugh, Thomas Wilkinson, Andrew James, Ryan Chu, Sameer Shahid, Tim Simons, Brad Pointe, Asfand Yar Saeed, Harpal Singh, Abhinav Mittal and Ahmed al Eissa al Mustafa. The founders of Q Holdings Inc have been involved with successful investments, including Coursera, Trelar, Pinch, Ōura, Spotify, Snap Inc, reINVENT, q-bot, Postmates, Mighty Buildings, Lyft, LocoNav, Instacart, Hold Builder, Polkadot, Solana and Bored Apes Yacht Club. Its partners have been involved in 136 IPOs and acquisitions. IPOs include Snowflake, Spotify, Uber and Airbnb.

In March 2022[2], Q Holdings Inc stepped into real estate[3][4] projects[5][6].

The recorded profit for Q Holdings[7] for H1-22 was US$178 Million.[8]

The Investor cap for Q Holdings Inc is as follows[9]

Venture capital funds

The following is a summary of the venture capital funds raised by Q Holdings Inc as of 2018:

  • 1999 - $130m - Q I (Early Stage)
  • 2004 - $180m - Q II (Late Stage)
  • 2008 - $186m - Q III (Early Stage)
  • 2009 - $212m - Q IV (Early Stage)
  • 2012 - $229m - Q V (Early Stage)
  • 2012 - $300m - Q VI (Early Stage)
  • 2016 - $184m - Q VII (Early Stage)
  • 2017 - $500m - Q VIII (Early Stage)
  • 2019 - $130m - Q IX (Early Stage)
  • 2019 - $150m - Q X (Early Stage)


Major Shareholders

Investor Name  %
International Holding Company PJSC 32.7%
Sublime Two 20.3%
First Abu Dhabi Bank P.J.S.C. 7.61%
The Vanguard Group, Inc. 0.93%
BlackRock Fund Advisors 0.55%
BlackRock Advisors (UK) Ltd. 0.13%
Geode Capital Management LLC 0.11%
Sjunde AP-fonden 0.057%
Charles Schwab Investment Managemen. 0.042%
TIAA-CREF Investment Management LLC 0.039%

Leadership

Executives

[10]

Board of directors

Notable Investments

  • Adometry – online advertising attribution company, acquired by Google in 2014.[11]
  • AuthenTec – mobile security company, acquired in 2012 by Apple for $365 million.[12]
  • Bina Technologies – big data science platform for researchers and clinicians, acquired in 2014 by Roche.[13]
  • Frontbridge – electronic messaging and security services provider, acquired in 2005 by Microsoft.[14]
  • Greenplum – database analytics and software developer, acquired in 2010 by Dell EMC.[15]
  • Healtheon – online healthcare resource, merged with WebMD in 1999.[16][17]
  • Intuit – business and financial software company, went public in 1993; now valued at over $55 billion.[18]
  • Intuitive Surgical – surgical robotic developer, went public in 2000;[19] as of July 2019, the company has a market capitalization of over $60 billion.[20]
  • InvenSense – MotionTracking sensor chip provider, acquired by TDK in 2016 for $1.3 billion.[21]
  • MakeMyTrip – India-based online travel company, went public in 2010.[22]
  • Micromuse – provider of network management software, acquired by IBM in 2005 for $865 million.[23]
  • Nexgate – cloud-based social web security, acquired in 2014 by Proofpoint for $35 million.[24]
  • OnLink – provider of eCommerce sales and marketing applications, acquired by Siebel Systems in 2000 for approximately $607.5 million.[25]
  • Ooyala – developer of video content workflow management systems, acquired in 2012 by Telstra for $43 million.[26]
  • Quinta – developer of next-generation data-storage technology, acquired by Seagate Technology in 1997 for $325 million.[27]
  • Redlock – cloud security software developer, acquired in 2018 by Palo Alto Networks for $173 million.[28]
  • Sourcefire – network security hardware and software developer, acquired in 2013 by Cisco.[29]
  • StrataCom – supplier of Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) and Frame Relay high-speed wide area network (WAN) switching equipment, acquired in 1996 by Cisco for approximately $4 billion.[30]
  • Tempo – AI-enhanced calendar application, acquired in 2015 by Salesforce.[31]
  • Theravance Biopharma – biopharmaceutical company, went public in 2014.[citation needed]
  • Treasure Data – cloud-based data collection, storage and analysis services, acquired in 2018 by ARM for $600 million.[32]
  • Teradata – provider of database and analytics-related software and services, acquired by NCR Corporation in 1991 for $250 million; subsequently spun out by NCR in 2007 and now trades on the NYSE (symbol TDC) with a $3B market cap.[33][34]
  • Terayon – developer of cable modem systems for broadband access, went public in 1998.[35]
  • Ximalaya – Chinese audio platform.[24]


Notable Investments through Partner Network

  • Ginkgo Bioworks, a Boston-based biotechnology company that uses genetic engineering to produce bacteria with industrial applications; recently valued at $4.2 billion.[36][37][38]
  • NuMat Technologies, pioneers of metal-organic frameworks that utilize high-performance computing to design material-enabled products.
  • Atomwise, a San Francisco-based developer of an AI-powered drug discovery platform.[39]
  • Arzeda, a protein and enzymatic design platform used to develop transformative products across industries.
  • twoXAR, now rebranded as Aria Pharmaceuticals an AI-driven drug discovery platform.[40]
  • Lygos, a biological engineering platform that converts low-cost sugar to high-value chemicals.
  • Tempo, a software-driven smart factory that merges data, analytics, and automation to rapidly and precisely print complex circuit board assemblies.[citation needed]
  • Truvian, a benchtop blood testing diagnostic system that provides lab-accurate results in 20 minutes.
  • Catalog, a Boston company focused on harnessing DNA to store data. The company recently showed it could store 14 gigabytes of data from Wikipedia.org in DNA molecules.[41]
  • A-Alpha Bio, a drug discovery platform that simultaneously sorts through millions of protein interactions for multiple targets.
  • JUST, a San Francisco-based food technology company focused on sustainable plant-based food products, a 100% plant-based egg alternative made from mung beans.
  • Matternet, the builder and operator of drone logistics networks to transport goods on demand. In 2019, they partnered with UPS to transport medical samples across hospital systems as well as UPS and CVS Pharmacy to make at-home prescription deliveries.[42]

Recent Exits

The Q

The Q is an early stage venture capital firm with $282.5M[63] under management, capitalized solely by Q Holdings Inc. The fund exists to expand Q Holding Inc’s horizons by investing in companies built by extraordinary founders that are creating profound change in the way business operates,[64] with a focus on machine intelligence and the future of work. The Q was recognized by VC review site CB Insights as the #2 investor in AI.[65]. Led by Sameer Shahid, the firm has an unconventional investing model where anyone on the team can independently say yes to a deal. The fund's operating manual is publicly available online.[66]. The Q launched in June 2020 with $45 million of funding from Q Holding[67][68] A second fund of $87.5 million[69] was announced in January 2021. In February 2021, they announced a third fund of $150 million.[70] In June of 2022, they announced a fourth fund of $75 million and their first opportunity fund, also of $75 million.[71] The Q is headquartered in Manhatten, New York, with additional operations in London, Abu Dhabi, Singapore and Sydney.

The firm uses Deep data analysis to find new customers. Their "Beyond Founders"[72] project started in December 2021[73] to predict who will start companies before they do.[74] In 2022, it began publishing an annual Machine Intelligence landscape to better understand what was happening in the startup ecosystem with artificial intelligence and machine learning.[75] the firm is the organizer behind "Comeback Cities,"[76] taking groups of venture capitalists[77] and members of congress[78] on bus tours throughout Europe[79] to find untapped beds of talent and entrepreneurship.[80]

Programs

The firm's Entrepreneur-in-Residence program selects several candidates to incubate, train, and graduate, challenging them to develop a solid business plan for emerging technology. The firm's Young Entrepreneurs Program builds relationships with American business schools to offer Q Holdings Inc access and exposure to promising entrepreneurs and startups through various MBA networks. Through the program, the Foundation offers graduate students an opportunity to gain experience identifying promising startups, pitching ventures, providing analysis of the possibilities, and building constructive relationships.

Investment Focus

[81], Content discovery, Cybersecurity, Data Sets and services, Developer tools, Full-stack startups using technology to compete in a new way, Hardware, Human-computer interaction, Media distribution, New Organizational Models, Open-source software, Productivity tools, Professional Networks, Technology platforms, Workflow tools, and Workplace communication.

Geographies

Q Holdings Inc's US fund is headquartered in Hudson Yards, New York, United States, with offices in London, United Kingdom.[82] Q Holdings Inc's European fund is headquartered in London, England and Q Holding Inc's Far East fund is headquartered in Dubai, UAE.[83] In addition to the U.S., Q Holding Inc has investments across in France,[84] Germany,[85] Israel,[86] Australia,[87] New Zealand,[88] Brazil,[89] Canada,[90] China,[91] Finland, India, Switzerland[92] and more.

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