Databricks: Learn to Evaluate Your Company

This webpage explores valuation and funding data from emerging technology companies to help users understand how investment scale, timing, and industry focus influence company growth.

Guidance: How to Use This Page

This page helps you track and interpret private-company valuation using three simple steps: (1) scan high-level performance metrics, (2) read the funding table chronologically, and (3) compare fund marks for institutional perspective. Review sections in that order to build a structured view of valuation dynamics.

Compare "Amount Raised" and "Post-Money Valuation" across rounds to spot growth shifts. Cross-check those rounds with the Mutual Fund Marks to confirm whether institutional valuations align with funding events.

Performance Overview: DATB.PVT

3M Return

DATB.PVT: +9.84%
Forge Privte: +15.11%

YTD Return

DATB.PVT: +0.06%
Forge Privte: +4.06%

1Y Return

DATB.PVT: +100.75%
Forge Privte: +91.87%

2Y Return

DATB.PVT: +217.78%
Forge Privte: +117.27%

Valuation Information

Valuation Chart
Figure 1: Databricks Valuation Over Time from Yahoo Finance
Funding Date Share Class Amount Raised Issue Price Post-Money Valuation
2025-12-16 Series L 4B 190 134B
2025-09-08 Series K 1.12B 150 100B
2024-12-17 Series J 10.17B 92.5 62.04B
2023-09-14 Series I 684.56M 73.5 43.41B
2021-08-31 Series H 1.63B 73.4841 37.89B
2021-02-01 Series G 1.03B 59.1226 28B
2019-10-22 Series F 408.01M 14.3161 6.2B
2019-02-05 Series E 250M 7.096 2.81B
2017-08-22 Series D 140M 2.7941 960.3M
2016-12-15 Series C 60.37M 1.966 519.62M
2014-06-30 Series B 34.14M 1.1151 250.23M
2013-09-25 Series A 14M 0.2595 48.68M
Table 1: Databricks Funding Rounds and Valuations

Mutual Fund Marks

Reported Date Fund Name Fund Ticker Share Class Price Source
2025-07-31 Legg Mason Partners Investment Trust LCLAX Series H 105.8 See Filing
2025-06-30 Seasons Series Trust -- Series G 103.51 See Filing
2025-05-31 Fidelity Select Portfolios FSPTX Series H 102.8 See Filing
2025-05-30 Blackrock Funds BGSIX Common 92.5 See Filing
2025-04-30 Legg Mason Partners Investment Trust LCLAX Series H 91.75 See Filing
2025-03-31 Blackrock Science And Technology Term Trust -- Common 92.5 See Filing
Table 2: Recent Mutual Fund Marks for Databricks Shares

Focused Analysis: Early vs. Late Funding Comparison

Early-Stage Funding Characteristics

Early funding rounds focus on product development and market validation.Capital raised is relatively small, and valuations reflect higher uncertaintyand limited operational scale.

Round Date Amount Raised Post-Money Valuation
Series A 2013-09-25 14M 48.68M
Series B 2014-06-30 34.14M 250.23M
Series C 2016-12-15 60.37M 519.62M
Table 3: Early-Stage Funding Rounds

These rounds illustrate how early investors prioritize growth potential over immediate scale, accepting lower valuations in exchange for higher long-term upside.

Late-Stage Funding Characteristics

Late funding rounds signal strong investor confidence and reduced risk. Capital injections increase dramatically, and valuations rise to reflect established market position and revenue scale.

Round Date Amount Raised Post-Money Valuation
Series G 2021-02-01 1.03B 28B
Series J 2024-12-17 10.17B 62.04B
Series L 2025-12-16 4B 134B
Table 4: Late-Stage Funding Rounds

Compared to early rounds, late-stage funding emphasizes consolidation, market leadership, and long-term stability, with significantly higher valuation benchmarks.

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Glossary

  • Funding Round
    • A stage in which a company raises capital from investors. Each funding round typically represents a different level of company maturity, risk, and valuation. Examples in this page include Series A through Series L.
  • Series A / B / C / D / E / F
    • Lettered labels used to identify early and mid-stage private investment rounds. Earlier series generally involve smaller capital amounts and higher uncertainty, while later series reflect increased scale and investor confidence.
  • Series G / H / I / J / K / L
    • Late-stage funding rounds that typically involve large institutional investors. These rounds often correspond to rapid valuation growth and signal that the company has achieved significant market traction.
  • Amount Raised
    • The total amount of capital collected during a specific funding round. In this dataset, values are expressed in millions (M) or billions (B) of U.S. dollars.
  • Issue Price
    • The price per share established during a funding round. This value reflects how investors price each share of the company at that stage and is often used as a reference point for valuation comparisons across rounds.
  • Post-Money Valuation
    • The estimated value of a company immediately after a funding round is completed. It is calculated by adding the amount raised to the company’s pre-money valuation and represents the market’s updated assessment of company worth.
  • DATB.PVT
    • A private-market ticker-style identifier used in this page to reference Databricks as a privately held company. Unlike public stock tickers, private identifiers are informational and not tradable on public exchanges.
  • Mutual Fund Marks
    • Valuation estimates reported by mutual funds that hold private company shares. These marks provide insight into how institutional investors internally value private companies over time.
  • Fund Ticker
    • A short code used to identify a mutual fund. In the Mutual Fund Marks table, tickers such as LCLAX and FSPTX represent specific investment funds reporting valuations.
  • Share Class
    • A category of shares within a fund or company that may have different rights, pricing, or fee structures. Share classes help distinguish between investment terms.
  • Focused Analysis
    • A targeted examination of selected portions of the dataset designed to highlight meaningful patterns. In this page, focused analysis compares early-stage and late-stage funding to illustrate how valuation dynamics change over time.