The document provides an overview of Kleiner Perkins (KP19) and their investment strategy and portfolio. In the past 48 years, KP has invested in over 1,000 companies, with 225 IPOs, 200 M&As, creating $3 trillion in market cap and returning $30 billion to investors. Their 2019 investments focused on enterprise (SaaS, infrastructure, security), healthcare, fintech, hardtech, and consumer sectors. They have an experienced team with technical backgrounds investing early in founders pursuing transformative goals.
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Our Values
One Team,One Dream
Pride in Excellence
Operating in Real Time
Positive Intent
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Kleiner Perkins
48 years,1000+ companies
225 IPOs, 200 M&As
$3T in market cap created
$30B returned to LPs
Last 10 years
Net IRR: 26.5% venture funds; 24.3% all funds
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2019: The largest number of IPOs since 1999
M&As & IPOs by year (venture and growth)
48 year total snapshot: 1,000+ companies | $3T market cap | $30B distributed to LPs| 225 IPOs | 200 M&A and Transactions
IPO - Venture
IPO - Growth
M&A - Venture
M&A - Growth
Marketing
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companies and bring our brand to life in physical settings
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Enterprise - SaaSand Infrastructure
Every business is now a tech
business
600+M knowledge workers
worldwide
Fundamental evolution of core
infrastructure
The way businesses
are built is changing
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Our open systemsare being
used against us
Who will matter more than what
Humans cannot keep up and
protect
The interconnected global
economy opens up new risks
Our biggest security
threats are in front of us
Enterprise - Security
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Consumer
The concept ofwork is changing,
and so is how we spend our time
and money
We have an opportunity to create
and consume more experiences
than ever before
We work⦠so we can live
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Fintech
Experiences, wellness, andasset-
lightness are becoming the focus
Urbanization is transforming how we
live, where we live, and how we
interact with businesses
Wealth disparity is driving the need for
financial freedom and opportunity
Economic shifts are
changing how we live
HardTech
Key trends areenabled by innovations
in technology infrastructure
AI everywhere
Ultra-low power inference
AI for IoT
Industry 4.0
Additive manufacturing at scale
Industrial AI - AI for everyone
Intelligent robotics
Full stack, robots as service (RaaS)
Autonomous and semi-autonomous
Space tech
Get in space cheaply and quickly
Once up there, enable low-cost, high-
speed, large-bandwidth communications
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KP18 Overview
Series B(4)
12%
Series A (18)
53%
Series Seed (12)
35%
HardTech (8)
24%
Healthcare (4)
12%
Consumer (4)
12%
Fintech (3)
9%
Enterprise (15)
43%
Stage Sector
(N = 34)