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Who invested in Fotolia

3 rounds we have observed, with the 2 investors named in them. Every figure came from a named source, and where the company reported a raise to the SEC itself, that is shown beside it.

Funding summaryUpdated 26 Oct 2026

$300Mraised across 3 rounds since 2009, from 3 sources

$75MGrowth$75MSeries A$150MGrowth
Latest round
Growth, $150MMay 2012
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The funding story

Each circle is a round, placed by date and sized by amount. The line above is the running total.

201020112012
$75MGrowth$75MSeries A$150MGrowth
First round
Growth, $75M
May 2009
Biggest round
$150M
Growth · May 2012
Between rounds
3 years
from the last two

The rounds

  1. May 2012
    Growth$150M1 new

    Reported by venturebeat.com

  2. May 2009
    Growth$75M1 new

    From a historical funding record

  3. May 2009
    Series A$75M1 returning

    Reported by techcrunch.com

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.

Growth2009Series A2009Growth2012TA AssociatesKKR

The exit

ExitBuyerPriceWhen
AcquiredAdobe Systems$800MDec 2014

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Everyone who backed them

TA AssociatesPrivate equity2rounds
KKRVC firm1round

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Quick answers about Fotolia

Who invested in Fotolia?

Fotolia's investors include TA Associates and KKR.

How much has Fotolia raised?

Fotolia has raised $300M across 3 rounds since 2009.

When did Fotolia last raise?

Fotolia's most recent round was a Growth of $150M in May 2012.

What was Fotolia's biggest round?

Its most recent round, $150M in May 2012, is also its largest on record.

Who backed Fotolia first?

Fotolia's first round on record, in May 2009, was backed by TA Associates.

What stage is Fotolia at?

Fotolia's latest named round is a Growth, in May 2012.

Where is Fotolia based?

Fotolia is based in the United States.

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