Companies Backed by Amino Capital
7 companies in Amino Capital's investment portfolio.
Back to Amino Capital profileInvestment Thesis
“Early-stage venture capital firm focused on AI, enterprise software, and cross-border technology companies connecting Silicon Valley and Asia.”
Portfolio Companies (3)
Chime
Chime is a San Francisco consumer financial technology company offering fee-free mobile banking through partner banks. It listed on Nasdaq under the ticker CHYM in June 2025.
Grammarly
Grammarly, renamed Superhuman in October 2025, makes the Grammarly AI writing assistant plus Coda and Superhuman Mail. It is private, last valued at $13 billion in 2021.
Wiz
Wiz is a cloud security platform founded in 2020 by the Adallom team. Google agreed to buy it for $32 billion in cash in March 2025 and closed the deal on March 11, 2026; Wiz is now part of Google Cloud.
Other Investments (4)
Portfolio Analysis
Amino Capital has built a portfolio of 7 companies across 3 sectors, including AI, Cybersecurity, Fintech. Of these investments, 2 have achieved successful exits through acquisitions or IPOs, demonstrating the firm's track record of backing companies to meaningful outcomes.
The portfolio reflects investments across the IPO, Series D+ stages, showing Amino Capital's approach to supporting companies at multiple points in their growth journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many companies has Amino Capital invested in?
Amino Capital has invested in 7+ companies across 3 different sectors. Of these, 2 have achieved successful exits through acquisitions or IPOs.
What sectors does Amino Capital invest in?
Amino Capital's portfolio spans AI, Cybersecurity, Fintech. This diversification reflects the firm's broad investment thesis and sector expertise.
What stages does Amino Capital invest at?
Amino Capital invests across the IPO, Series D+ stages. Their portfolio includes companies at various points in their growth journey.
How many exits has Amino Capital had?
Amino Capital has had 2 portfolio companies achieve exits through acquisitions or IPOs. This track record of exits demonstrates the firm's ability to identify and support companies through successful outcomes.