General Atlantic
Facts
9 propertiesIdentity
- Instance of
- business
- Official website
- www.generalatlantic.com[6]
- Legal form
- limited liability company[8]
Status and dates
- Inception
- 1980[5]
Location
- Headquarters location
- New York City[3]
Industry and activity
- Product or material produced
- growth capital[7]
People
- Founder
- Chuck Feeney[2]
Relations
- Child organization or unit
- Aroundhome[4]
More facts +1
- P14750
- A470-E561-3A5C-1C89-DF63[9]
- Image (Wikimedia Commons)
- Racquet and Tennis Club & Park Avenue Plaza.JPG ↗
- Crunchbase organization ID
- general-atlantic
- Freebase ID
- /m/04grj6t
- Golden ID
- General_Atlantic-PRYBEG
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Summary
General Atlantic is a business[1].
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evidence “While Munjal did not quantify the exact markdown in his post, it may be recalled that back in 2021, Unacademy had raised USD 440 million (about ₹3,270.8 crore at that time) in funding from a clutch of investors including Temasek, General Atlantic, and Softbank Vision Fund, valuing the edtech major at USD 3.44 billion.” hindustantimes.com · read source