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Who invested in InvenSense?
InvenSense's investors include Partech Ventures, Qualcomm, Artiman Ventures and Sierra Ventures.
20042005200620072008
$8.0MSeries A$11MSeries B$19MSeries C
United States · Series C startup
Who invested in InvenSense
3 rounds we have observed, with the 4 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.
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Funding summaryUpdated 15 Nov 2026
$38Mraised across 3 rounds since 2004, from 3 sources
$8.0MSeries A$11MSeries B$19MSeries C
- Latest round
- Series C, $19MApr 2008
- Step-upi
- 1.7×
- Investors
- 4
The funding story
Each circle is a round, placed by date and sized by amount. The line above is the running total.
- First round
- Series A, $8.0M Jan 2004
- Biggest round
- $19M Series C · Apr 2008
- Usual gap between rounds
- 3 years the median of 2
The rounds
- Apr 2008Series C$19M1 new3 returning
Reported by venturebeat.com
- Jan 2007
- Jan 2004
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Quick answers about InvenSense
How much has InvenSense raised?
InvenSense has raised $38M across 3 rounds since 2004.
When did InvenSense last raise?
InvenSense's most recent round was a Series C of $19M in Apr 2008.
What was InvenSense's biggest round?
Its most recent round, $19M in Apr 2008, is also its largest on record.
Who backed InvenSense first?
InvenSense's first round on record, in Jan 2007, was backed by Partech Ventures, Qualcomm and Artiman Ventures.
What stage is InvenSense at?
InvenSense's latest named round is a Series C, in Apr 2008.
Where is InvenSense based?
InvenSense is based in the United States.
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