Companies Backed by Kindred Ventures
5 companies in Kindred Ventures's investment portfolio.
Back to Kindred Ventures profileInvestment Thesis
“Backs exceptional founders at the earliest stages building transformative technology companies.”
Portfolio Companies (3)
Coinbase
Coinbase Global (Nasdaq: COIN) runs the largest US cryptocurrency exchange and a bitcoin custody business. It went public by direct listing in April 2021 and joined the S&P 500 in May 2025.
Postmates
Postmates was a San Francisco on-demand delivery company. It filed confidentially for an IPO in 2019 and Uber then bought it for about $2.65 billion in stock, closing in December 2020.
Uber
Uber Technologies runs ride-hailing, food delivery and freight platforms from San Francisco. It has traded on the NYSE as UBER since its May 2019 IPO and reported 2025 revenue of $52.0 billion.
Other Investments (2)
Portfolio Analysis
Kindred Ventures has built a portfolio of 5 companies across 2 sectors, including Marketplace, Web3. Of these investments, 3 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 Kindred Ventures's approach to supporting companies at multiple points in their growth journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many companies has Kindred Ventures invested in?
Kindred Ventures has invested in 5+ companies across 2 different sectors. Of these, 3 have achieved successful exits through acquisitions or IPOs.
What sectors does Kindred Ventures invest in?
Kindred Ventures's portfolio spans Marketplace, Web3. This diversification reflects the firm's broad investment thesis and sector expertise.
What stages does Kindred Ventures invest at?
Kindred Ventures invests across the IPO, Series D+ stages. Their portfolio includes companies at various points in their growth journey.
How many exits has Kindred Ventures had?
Kindred Ventures has had 3 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.