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Noah Holdings portfolio
Noah Holdings has 1 portfolio company on record at Recent Funding.
About this page
Its most recent investment on record is Upgrade's $60M Series A round in March 2017, alongside Uprising Ventures, Vy Capital, Sands Capital Ventures and 6 others. That company is in Lending and credit.
What Noah Holdings invests in
- Lending and credit · 1 · 100%
- Fintech · 1 · 100%
- Consumer and social · 1 · 100%
How Noah Holdings invests
| Stage | Deals | Capital in rounds |
|---|---|---|
| Series A | 1 100% | $60M |
Noah Holdings portfolio companies
| Company | Round with Noah Holdings | Total raised | Latest raise |
|---|---|---|---|
Lending and credit |
Series A · $60M | $650M | Oct 20, 2025 Series B+ |
Most frequent co-investors
UUnion Square Ventures1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
SSands Capital Ventures1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
RRibbit Capital1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
FFirst Citizens Innovation Banking1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
OOlive Technology Ventures1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
VVy Capital1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
FFirstMark1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
CCE Innovation Capital1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
- UUprising Ventures1 shared round · last Mar 1, 2017
Similar investors
LLTS Growth1 company · 1 deal in 12 mo
FFirst In3 companies · 4 deals in 12 mo
TTidemark4 companies
DDream Ventures6 companies · 3 deals in 12 mo
66 Degrees Capital7 companies · 6 deals in 12 mo
MMYSC7 companies · 3 deals in 12 mo
Investors whose portfolios on Recent Funding center on the same category (Lending and credit).
How this is counted
Share is of the 1 round on Recent Funding that name Noah Holdings. Rounds with no announced date are left out of the year split, and "round" is a round whose stage is not on file.
Portfolio companies are the companies on Recent Funding with a round that lists Noah Holdings, which is a subset of its real portfolio. API: /api/v1/investors/noah-holdings (get a free API key). More: the most active VC firms and new venture capital funds.