company reported equity valuation · Announcement date · Sep 14, 2023
Databricks ↗Announcement date, opening paragraphs and stated financing status
Data & artificial intelligence
Databricks
Compare selected funding announcements for the data and AI company. The July 2026 endpoint is an announced term sheet; completion is not verified.
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DatabricksSeries I → Series J announced valuations
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$14,418.60At the ending funding milestone · Dec 17, 2024
1.44×Valuation multiple
+44.2%Company valuation change
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company reported equity valuation · Announcement date · Dec 17, 2024
Databricks ↗Announcement date, opening paragraphs and stated financing status
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Company at a glance & business milestonesFunding headlines need transaction context.
Compare selected funding announcements for the data and AI company. The July 2026 endpoint is an announced term sheet; completion is not verified.
- Origins
- Selected financing history begins 2023-09-14
- Industry
- Data & artificial intelligence
- Calculation coverage
- September 2023–July 2026 announcements
Only the ratio between issuer-reported company valuation headlines is modeled. The sources do not explicitly identify pre-/post-money basis. Share terms, capitalization changes, dilution and transaction completion must not be inferred.
Series I announcement ↗ · Announcement date, opening paragraphs and stated financing status
Series I announced valuation
Company-level valuation reported with Series I. The release also gives a $73.50 share price, but no reviewed share-rights or split chain connects it to later rounds. Pre-/post-money basis is not explicit in this source.
Source ↗Series J announced valuation
At announcement, $8.6 billion of a planned $10 billion financing had completed. Employee liquidity and taxes were among intended uses. Pre-/post-money basis is not explicit; this is not a per-share return.
Source ↗July 2026 announced valuation · term sheet
The company announced a signed term sheet and an expected later closing. This record does not verify completion. The pre-/post-money basis and investor share terms remain unspecified.
Source ↗
Historical context reviewed Sep 19, 2026. Business milestones are separate from the financial observations used by the calculator.
Compare the documented valuation periodsA fixed $10,000 illustration makes the entry points easier to compare.
Selected reviewed stages, not a complete fundraising history. The same hypothetical amount is used in every row. Private investments can lose all their value.
| Period | Valuation multiple | Illustrated amount | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series I → Series J announced valuations | 1.44× | $14,418.60 | Choose this period above ↑ |
| Series J → July 2026 term sheet (close unverified) | 3.03× | $30,322.58 | Choose this period above ↑ |
| Series I → July 2026 term sheet (close unverified) | 4.37× | $43,720.93 | Choose this period above ↑ |
These amounts scale by company valuation changes. They are not investor returns and do not establish equivalent securities or historical dilution.
What investors faced & what remains unknownAccess, share terms, risks and the limits of this research.
Context to keep in mind
Financing amounts, employee liquidity, security rights and transaction completion can affect the meaning of a headline valuation. Pre-money versus post-money basis is not specified in these selected releases.
CTM interpretation of the linked history and financing evidence; not a complete risk assessment.
What the evidence supports
Only the ratio between issuer-reported company valuation headlines is modeled. The sources do not explicitly identify pre-/post-money basis. Share terms, capitalization changes, dilution and transaction completion must not be inferred.
- Investment minimum
- Not verified for these historical entries
- Actual access and allocation
- Not established
- Realized sale proceeds
- Not calculated
- Full funding history
- Not yet compiled; this is selected coverage
What additional research would unlock
A shareholder-return model would need comparable securities, prices, dilution and an appropriate exit or mark—not just company-level valuations.
Research update · Sep 19, 2026
Added a separate private-share scenario using your entry and ending prices for comparable units.
Review dates describe our research. They do not turn historical prices into current quotes.Keep exploring
Financial observations & original sources3 sourced observations · expand to inspect each record
Milestones & evidence
3 sourced observationsAnnouncement date
Series I announced valuation
B · Reported financing$43B USD
Issuer-reported company valuation · pre/post-money basis unspecified
Company-level valuation reported with Series I. The release also gives a $73.50 share price, but no reviewed share-rights or split chain connects it to later rounds. Pre-/post-money basis is not explicit in this source.
Primary source checked
Databricks · Series I announcement (opens in a new tab)Evidence details
- Publisher
- Databricks
- Source location
- Announcement date, opening paragraphs and stated financing status
- Share class
- Not established in this record
- Checked on
- Sep 19, 2026
- Observation ID
- DB-I
Announcement date
Series J announced valuation
B · Reported financing$62B USD
Issuer-reported company valuation · pre/post-money basis unspecified
At announcement, $8.6 billion of a planned $10 billion financing had completed. Employee liquidity and taxes were among intended uses. Pre-/post-money basis is not explicit; this is not a per-share return.
Primary source checked
Databricks · Series J announcement (opens in a new tab)Evidence details
- Publisher
- Databricks
- Source location
- Announcement date, opening paragraphs and stated financing status
- Share class
- Not established in this record
- Checked on
- Sep 19, 2026
- Observation ID
- DB-J
Announcement date
July 2026 announced valuation · term sheet
B · Reported financing$188B USD
Issuer-reported company valuation · pre/post-money basis unspecified
The company announced a signed term sheet and an expected later closing. This record does not verify completion. The pre-/post-money basis and investor share terms remain unspecified.
Primary source checked
Databricks · July 2026 strategic funding term sheet (opens in a new tab)Evidence details
- Publisher
- Databricks
- Source location
- Announcement date, opening paragraphs and stated financing status
- Share class
- Not established in this record
- Checked on
- Sep 19, 2026
- Observation ID
- DB-2026
What’s missing matters.
There are no daily private-market prices between these observations. We do not fill the gaps with an invented curve. Investment returns require the specific security, entry terms, dilution and an actual exit or appropriate mark.
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