Venture firm · from SEC filings
The Engine
8 funds filed with the SEC, vintages 2017–2023. Combined size $485mm; at their peaks, these funds reported holding $570mm.
- Funds
- 8
- Combined size
- $485mm
- Aggregate peak held
- $570mm
- Peak − size Potential profit
- $84.8mm
- Peak ÷ size
- 1.17x
Funds
| Fund | Vintage | Size | Peak held | Peak ÷ size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Engine Accelerator Fund I, L.P. | 2017 | not reported | $530mm 2022 | – |
| The Engine Fund I SPV-A, LLC | 2020 | $10mm | $28.6mm 2022 | 2.87x |
| The Engine Fund II, L.P. | 2020 | $301mm | $303mm 2022 | 1.01x |
| The Engine Follow-On Fund I, L.P. | 2021 | $150mm | $217mm 2025 | 1.44x |
| The Engine Fund I SPV-B, LLC | 2021 | $9.7mm | $9.9mm 2023 | 1.03x |
| The Engine Fund I SPV-C, LLC | 2021 | not reported | $10mm 2021 | – |
| The Engine Fund I SPV-D, LLC | 2023 | $14mm | $11.3mm 2025 | 0.80x |
| The Engine Fund III, L.P. | 2023 | not reported | $402mm 2025 | – |
Select a fund to see its value each year, and public pension figures where they exist. Vintage is the year of the fund’s first sale on Form D, or its first Form ADV filing.
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