United States · Who invested in Adility?
Adility's investors include Kima Ventures, Joe Lonsdale, North Hill Ventures, MI Ventures and Peter Bordes, and 3 more on record.
2012
$100KSeed?Series A
United States · Series A startup
Who invested in Adility
Funding summaryUpdated 26 Oct 2026
$100Kraised across 2 rounds since 2011, from 2 sources
- Latest round
- Series ASept 2011
- Biggest round
- $100KSeed · Jul 2011
- Investors
- 8
The funding story
Each circle is a round, placed by date and sized by amount. The line above is the running total.
- First round
- Seed, $100K Jul 2011
- Biggest round
- $100K Seed · Jul 2011
- Between rounds
- 2 months from the last two
The rounds
- Sept 2011Series AAmount undisclosed7 new1 returning
Kima Ventures
Joe Lonsdale- North Hill Ventures
MI Ventures- Peter Bordes
- Pietro Dova
- Benjamin Malka
- Dror Shimshowitz
Reported by finsmes.com
- Jul 2011
Who was in which round
The busiest backers across the latest rounds. A filled square is a round they joined; a dark one, a round they led.
The exit
ExitBuyerPriceWhen
AcquiredInCommundisclosedDec 2012
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Everyone who backed them
North Hill VenturesVC firm1round
Peter BordesAngel1round
Pietro DovaAngel1round
Benjamin MalkaAngel1round
Dror ShimshowitzAngel1round
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Quick answers about Adility
How much has Adility raised?
Adility has raised $100K across 2 rounds since 2011. One round did not disclose an amount, so the total is a floor.
When did Adility last raise?
Adility's most recent round was a Series A in Sept 2011.
What was Adility's biggest round?
Adility's largest round on record is $100K (Seed), in Jul 2011.
Who backed Adility first?
Adility's first round on record, in Jul 2011, was backed by Kima Ventures.
What stage is Adility at?
Adility's latest named round is a Series A, in Sept 2011.
Where is Adility based?
Adility is based in the United States.
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