Sequoia Capital is an American venture capital firm that focuses on seed-stage, early-stage, and growth-stage investments in private technology companies. Founded in 1972, they invest across various sectors, including technology, internet, mobile, and healthcare. Recently, Sequoia Capital has shown interest in the space industry, with investments in companies like SpaceX and Reflect Orbital (which sells sunlight from orbit). They manage billions of dollars in assets and have offices in the United States, China, and India.
All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
Shaun Maguire of Sequoia Capital said SpaceX has a position in the orbital data-center market and expects Starship to come online relatively soon.
Shaun Maguire of Sequoia Capital projected that SpaceX will reach a $50 billion revenue run rate in Q4.
Industry forecasts from Sequoia Capital project 2028 as the inflection point for mass adoption of SpaceX’s high-speed Direct-to-Cell service.
Sequoia Capital identifies Direct-to-Cell as the fourth wave of SpaceX’s commercial growth following residential broadband, enterprise maritime and aviation, and the Starshield defense line.
Sequoia Capital projects a $17.8 billion global mobile-satellite market by 2028 that SpaceX aims to capture with high-speed D2C service.
Mach Industries raised $5,700,000 in a funding round led by Sequoia Capital with participation from Marque VC and Champion Hill Ventures.
Sequoia Capital has invested around $600,000,000 in SpaceX in total.
Sequoia Capital China, Country Garden Venture Capital, Matrix Partners China, and Cornerstone Capital jointly led Landspace’s $175,000,000 Series C+ funding round.
Kodem Growth Partners led Vector’s $70,000,000 Series B round alongside Morgan Stanley Alternative Investment Partners, Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Shasta Ventures.