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Haveli Investments
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Whanau Interests LLC
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2021
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Haveli Investments is an Austin-based private equity firm founded in 2021 by Brian Sheth, formerly of Vista Equity Partners. The firm invests in two thematic verticals — enterprise software and gaming — through control and minority deals executed out of dedicated operating arms, Haveli Software and Haveli Gaming. As of early 2026, the portfolio spans 18+ companies including API, AppViewX, Blend, Cendyn, Certinia, Cohesity, Couchbase, M-Files, Sirion and ZeroFox in software, and Behaviour Interactive, Budge Studios, Candivore, Fictions, Jagex, Million Victories, Omeda Studios and World Golf Tour in gaming. The firm runs a classic sponsor model: it raises committed-capital funds, identifies platform targets, structures buyouts or recapitalizations, and supports management teams with operating resources post-close.

Haveli's software practice is anchored by a $4.5 billion debut buyout fund closed in March 2025, which was upsized from a $4.25 billion target due to investor demand. Thematic focus areas are vertical applications, horizontal applications, infrastructure software, and cybersecurity. Notable platform deals include the take-private of Couchbase at approximately $1.5 billion (completed September 2025, $24.50/share all-cash), the ~$1 billion majority investment in AI-native contract lifecycle management vendor Sirion (February 2026), and the acquisitions of AppViewX (certificate lifecycle management / machine identity), ZeroFox (digital risk protection), Certinia (professional services automation) and M-Files (intelligent information management). The Cohesity–Veritas Enterprise Data Protection combination was a Haveli-led 2024 transaction forming the world's largest data protection software vendor. The firm regularly co-invests with strategic partners, most notably Apollo Global Management (strategic partnership formed October 2022) and General Atlantic (Certinia, Budge Studios).

Haveli generates revenue through conventional private equity economics: management fees on committed/invested capital across its software and gaming funds, plus a share of fund profits (carried interest) on realized investments. Specific fee rates, fund vintages, and carried interest terms are not publicly disclosed. The firm monetizes its portfolio indirectly through value creation rather than direct revenue capture: it builds platforms via add-on M&A (e.g., Cendyn's acquisition of Knowland, AppViewX's acquisition of Eos, the Cohesity/Veritas combination), operational improvement, and exit events. The LP base is institutional and undisclosed; the firm cites capital from "various institutional investors" supporting the $4.5B software fund. Haveli is privately held under Whanau Interests LLC, headquartered at 405 Colorado St., Suite 1600, Austin, Texas.

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Founded in 2021 by Brian Sheth, Haveli Investments is an Austin-based private equity firm that invests in technology companies across enterprise software and gaming through control and minority deals.

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Serves global market

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private equity investments, technology buyout fund, enterprise software investing, gaming industry investing, growth equity firm
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1Industry-Specialist Buyout (Sector-Focused)
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2Media, Entertainment & Gaming Growth Equity
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  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice523940
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  • Investment Advice6282
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Primary brand name for the private equity firm and its investment activities in technology companies

haveliinvestments.com
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Haveli Investments is a private equity firm that deploys capital through control and minority investments in high-quality technology companies across two focus areas: enterprise software and gaming. The firm operates a $4.5 billion debut software-focused buyout fund and a near billion dollar gaming fund, partnering with management teams to provide operational support, strategic guidance, and tailored value creation plans. Haveli invests in established middle-market software companies (vertical/horizontal applications, infrastructure, cybersecurity) and gaming developers and publishers across PC, mobile, and console segments.

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Haveli Investments is a private equity firm, not a product company. It does not manufacture or sell its own products. Instead, Haveli invests in technology and gaming companies through control and minority investments. Its software portfolio includes enterprise software companies (API, AppViewX, Blend, Cendyn, Certinia, Cohesity, Couchbase, M-Files, Sirion, ZeroFox), while its gaming portfolio includes studios and publishers (Behaviour Interactive, Budge Studios, Candivore, Fictions, Jagex, Million Victories, Omeda Studios, World Golf Tour). The firm closed its debut software-focused buyout fund with $4.5 billion in March 2025.

Product and service3 records
1Haveli Software Fund
CategoryPrivate Equity Fund - Enterprise Software
Description

Debut software-focused buyout fund deploying multi-billion dollar capital into middle-market enterprise software companies across four target segments: vertical applications, horizontal applications, infrastructure software solutions, and cybersecurity. Aimed at control and minority investments.

2Haveli Gaming Fund
CategoryPrivate Equity Fund - Gaming
Description

Gaming-focused private equity fund targeting established and market-leading companies in PC, Mobile, and Console segments of the gaming industry. Deploys near billion dollar capital into gaming developers and publishers.

3Value Creation Partnership Services
CategoryInvestment Support Services
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Operational and strategic support services provided to portfolio companies throughout their lifecycle, including tailored value creation plans developed collaboratively with management teams, leveraging cross-functional expertise in software and gaming sectors.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Technology-focused growth equity and buyout firm investing across enterprise software stages and sizes; directly comparable to Haveli on software thematic investing, with comparable scale and a similar focus on founder-led software businesses.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The largest dedicated software-focused buyout firm globally and Haveli founder Brian Sheth's former firm; Vista is Haveli's closest direct competitor for middle-market enterprise software buyouts, sharing thematic specialization, value-creation playbooks, and LP relationships.

TypeDirect peer
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Premier software-focused buyout firm with deep experience in take-privates and large-cap software LBOs (e.g., Coupa, Dynatrace, Anaplan); competes head-on with Haveli for the same enterprise software opportunities and uses similar operational improvement theses.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Technology-focused buyout firm with deep enterprise software and vertical SaaS specialization; competes with Haveli in middle-market software buyouts and shares a strong operational-value-creation orientation.

TypeDirect peer
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Global PE firm with significant dedicated technology and gaming investment teams (e.g., historic Majesco and other gaming exposure); directly comparable to Haveli on the gaming side of the portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global growth equity firm partnering with Haveli on Certinia and Cendyn/Knowland; directly competes in software/growth equity and shares a thematic, sector-specialist investment philosophy aligned with Haveli's own approach.

TypeDirect peer
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Global PE firm co-acquiring Jagex with Haveli; directly comparable through its Consumer/TMT and gaming investment activity and competes for European software/gaming assets of similar scale.

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Haveli's strategic co-investment partner since 2022 (announced partnership in software and gaming); Apollo is a broader incumbent but increasingly competes in middle-market software and gaming where Haveli also operates.

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Large-cap technology-focused PE incumbent with extensive enterprise software and gaming exposure; competes for the largest enterprise software assets in Haveli's addressable market.

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Global PE incumbent with a substantial dedicated technology investing platform and active gaming and software portfolio; competes with Haveli for middle-market software buyouts while operating at far greater scale.

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Haveli Investments

Private Equity / Investment Managementhaveliinvestments.com

Founded in 2021 by Brian Sheth, Haveli Investments is an Austin-based private equity firm that invests in technology companies across enterprise software and gaming through control and minority deals.

What Haveli Investments does

Haveli Investments is an Austin-based private equity firm founded in 2021 by Brian Sheth, formerly of Vista Equity Partners. The firm invests in two thematic verticals — enterprise software and gaming — through control and minority deals executed out of dedicated operating arms, Haveli Software and Haveli Gaming. As of early 2026, the portfolio spans 18+ companies including API, AppViewX, Blend, Cendyn, Certinia, Cohesity, Couchbase, M-Files, Sirion and ZeroFox in software, and Behaviour Interactive, Budge Studios, Candivore, Fictions, Jagex, Million Victories, Omeda Studios and World Golf Tour in gaming. The firm runs a classic sponsor model: it raises committed-capital funds, identifies platform targets, structures buyouts or recapitalizations, and supports management teams with operating resources post-close.

Haveli's software practice is anchored by a $4.5 billion debut buyout fund closed in March 2025, which was upsized from a $4.25 billion target due to investor demand. Thematic focus areas are vertical applications, horizontal applications, infrastructure software, and cybersecurity. Notable platform deals include the take-private of Couchbase at approximately $1.5 billion (completed September 2025, $24.50/share all-cash), the ~$1 billion majority investment in AI-native contract lifecycle management vendor Sirion (February 2026), and the acquisitions of AppViewX (certificate lifecycle management / machine identity), ZeroFox (digital risk protection), Certinia (professional services automation) and M-Files (intelligent information management). The Cohesity–Veritas Enterprise Data Protection combination was a Haveli-led 2024 transaction forming the world's largest data protection software vendor. The firm regularly co-invests with strategic partners, most notably Apollo Global Management (strategic partnership formed October 2022) and General Atlantic (Certinia, Budge Studios).

Haveli generates revenue through conventional private equity economics: management fees on committed/invested capital across its software and gaming funds, plus a share of fund profits (carried interest) on realized investments. Specific fee rates, fund vintages, and carried interest terms are not publicly disclosed. The firm monetizes its portfolio indirectly through value creation rather than direct revenue capture: it builds platforms via add-on M&A (e.g., Cendyn's acquisition of Knowland, AppViewX's acquisition of Eos, the Cohesity/Veritas combination), operational improvement, and exit events. The LP base is institutional and undisclosed; the firm cites capital from "various institutional investors" supporting the $4.5B software fund. Haveli is privately held under Whanau Interests LLC, headquartered at 405 Colorado St., Suite 1600, Austin, Texas.

Haveli Investments firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Haveli Investments
Legal name
Whanau Interests LLC
Website
https://haveliinvestments.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Founded in 2021 by Brian Sheth, Haveli Investments is an Austin-based private equity firm that invests in technology companies across enterprise software and gaming through control and minority deals.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Haveli Investments industry classification

Industry
Product category
Private Equity / Investment Management
NAICS
Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282)
akta.pro primary industry
Industry-Specialist Buyout (Sector-Focused) (FSANABAE)
akta.pro secondary industry
Media, Entertainment & Gaming Growth Equity (FSANACAI)

Keywords

  • Private equity investments
  • Technology buyout fund
  • Enterprise software investing
  • Gaming industry investing
  • Growth equity firm

Where Haveli Investments is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Austin
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Haveli Investments business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Haveli Investments product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Haveli Investments is a private equity firm that deploys capital through control and minority investments in high-quality technology companies across two focus areas: enterprise software and gaming. The firm operates a $4.5 billion debut software-focused buyout fund and a near billion dollar gaming fund, partnering with management teams to provide operational support, strategic guidance, and tailored value creation plans. Haveli invests in established middle-market software companies (vertical/horizontal applications, infrastructure, cybersecurity) and gaming developers and publishers across PC, mobile, and console segments.

Product overview

Haveli Investments is a private equity firm, not a product company. It does not manufacture or sell its own products. Instead, Haveli invests in technology and gaming companies through control and minority investments. Its software portfolio includes enterprise software companies (API, AppViewX, Blend, Cendyn, Certinia, Cohesity, Couchbase, M-Files, Sirion, ZeroFox), while its gaming portfolio includes studios and publishers (Behaviour Interactive, Budge Studios, Candivore, Fictions, Jagex, Million Victories, Omeda Studios, World Golf Tour). The firm closed its debut software-focused buyout fund with $4.5 billion in March 2025.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Haveli: Primary brand name for the private equity firm and its investment activities in technology companies
  • Haveli Software
  • Haveli Gaming

Products and services

  • Haveli Software Fund Debut software-focused buyout fund deploying multi-billion dollar capital into middle-market enterprise software companies across four target segments: vertical applications, horizontal applications, infrastructure software solutions, and cybersecurity. Aimed at control and minority investments.
  • Haveli Gaming Fund Gaming-focused private equity fund targeting established and market-leading companies in PC, Mobile, and Console segments of the gaming industry. Deploys near billion dollar capital into gaming developers and publishers.
  • Value Creation Partnership Services Operational and strategic support services provided to portfolio companies throughout their lifecycle, including tailored value creation plans developed collaboratively with management teams, leveraging cross-functional expertise in software and gaming sectors.

Companies that use Haveli Investments

Customer profile

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Haveli Investments technology and API

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Technology focussed No

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability6 records

Haveli Investments partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Haveli Investments competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Insight Partners: Technology-focused growth equity and buyout firm investing across enterprise software stages and sizes; directly comparable to Haveli on software thematic investing, with comparable scale and a similar focus on founder-led software businesses.
  • Vista Equity Partners: The largest dedicated software-focused buyout firm globally and Haveli founder Brian Sheth's former firm; Vista is Haveli's closest direct competitor for middle-market enterprise software buyouts, sharing thematic specialization, value-creation playbooks, and LP relationships.
  • Thoma Bravo: Premier software-focused buyout firm with deep experience in take-privates and large-cap software LBOs (e.g., Coupa, Dynatrace, Anaplan); competes head-on with Haveli for the same enterprise software opportunities and uses similar operational improvement theses.
  • Francisco Partners: Technology-focused buyout firm with deep enterprise software and vertical SaaS specialization; competes with Haveli in middle-market software buyouts and shares a strong operational-value-creation orientation.
  • Permira: Global PE firm with significant dedicated technology and gaming investment teams (e.g., historic Majesco and other gaming exposure); directly comparable to Haveli on the gaming side of the portfolio.
  • General Atlantic: Global growth equity firm partnering with Haveli on Certinia and Cendyn/Knowland; directly competes in software/growth equity and shares a thematic, sector-specialist investment philosophy aligned with Haveli's own approach.
  • CVC Capital Partners: Global PE firm co-acquiring Jagex with Haveli; directly comparable through its Consumer/TMT and gaming investment activity and competes for European software/gaming assets of similar scale.

Broad incumbents

  • Apollo Global Management: Haveli's strategic co-investment partner since 2022 (announced partnership in software and gaming); Apollo is a broader incumbent but increasingly competes in middle-market software and gaming where Haveli also operates.
  • Silver Lake: Large-cap technology-focused PE incumbent with extensive enterprise software and gaming exposure; competes for the largest enterprise software assets in Haveli's addressable market.
  • KKR: Global PE incumbent with a substantial dedicated technology investing platform and active gaming and software portfolio; competes with Haveli for middle-market software buyouts while operating at far greater scale.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Haveli Investments social profiles

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Haveli Investments financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Haveli Investments leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles14 records

Haveli Investments subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries19 records

Haveli Investments funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Haveli Investments M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A8 records

Investments5 records

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Haveli Investments

What does Haveli Investments do?

Haveli Investments is a private equity firm that deploys capital through control and minority investments in high-quality technology companies across two focus areas: enterprise software and gaming. The firm operates a $4.5 billion debut software-focused buyout fund and a near billion dollar gaming fund, partnering with management teams to provide operational support, strategic guidance, and tailored value creation plans. Haveli invests in established middle-market software companies (vertical/horizontal applications, infrastructure, cybersecurity) and gaming developers and publishers across PC, mobile, and console segments.

Is Haveli Investments a public or private company?

Haveli Investments is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Haveli Investments founded?

Haveli Investments was founded in 2021. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Haveli Investments based?

Haveli Investments is headquartered in Austin, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Haveli Investments's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Insight Partners, Vista Equity Partners, Thoma Bravo, Francisco Partners, Permira, General Atlantic and CVC Capital Partners. Broad incumbents are Apollo Global Management, Silver Lake and KKR.

Does Haveli Investments have an API?

No public API is recorded for Haveli Investments.

What industry is Haveli Investments in?

Haveli Investments's product category is Private Equity / Investment Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANABAE, Industry-Specialist Buyout (Sector-Focused), with a secondary code of FSANACAI, Media, Entertainment & Gaming Growth Equity. Its NAICS code is 523940 and its SIC code is 6282.

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Key transactions over the past year include Haveli Investments acquiring Sirion Labs (~$1 billion), Everstone Capital buying Wingify, Goldman Sachs Asset Management purchasing PeopleStrong, and Kedaara Capital investing $350 million in Impetus Technologies. The trend is driven by compressed SaaS valuations (Freshworks dropped from $10 billion at its 2021 IPO to $2.1–2.5 billion market cap) and generative AI eroding feature differentiation, making predictable-revenue companies attractive at lower multiples for roll-up strategies.247wallstFintech M&A Watch: 3 Stocks That Could Be Next on the BlockThis speculative analysis piece ranks three fintech companies by their likelihood as potential acquisition targets in 2026, citing Goldman Sachs analysts' views on fintech consolidation trends driven by potential U.S. deregulation and depressed valuations. Blend Labs (BLND) tops the list as the "cleanest takeover setup" with a ~$412 million market cap, negative stockholders' equity of $55.9 million, and aggressive accumulation by 10% owner HAVELI Investments including 1 million shares purchased in a single day. SoFi Technologies ranks lowest as a takeover candidate due to its national bank charter and $21.4 billion market cap making it a strategic acquirer rather than target, while Flywire sits in the middle with strong buyback activity and insider selling signaling an independent growth path.YahooFintech M&A Watch: 3 Stocks That Could Be Next on the BlockThis article analyzes three fintech stocks (SoFi Technologies, Flywire, and Blend Labs) as potential M&A targets in 2026, weighing factors including market cap, revenue growth, insider activity, and acquisition logic. Goldman Sachs analysts are cited as flagging potential for increased fintech consolidation driven by U.S. deregulation or reduced policy uncertainty, with digital lending and payments sectors trading at depressed valuations. Blend Labs is identified as the "cleanest takeover setup" due to its sub-$500 million market cap, accumulating 10% owner HAVELI Investments buying on 14 of 26 trading days near 52-week lows, and lack of regulatory friction for acquirers.Alternative Credit InvestorUK DC funds ramp up private market allocationsUK DC master trusts are increasing allocations to illiquid assets, with 16 of 18 defaults planning private equity, 14 private debt, 17 infrastructure, and 15 real estate. The Mansion House Accord targets 10% illiquid allocation by 2030, with 5% to the UK, but progress on the UK target is slower.Alternative Credit InvestorFidelity’s FutureWise unveils private markets partner networkFutureWise, Fidelity International's UK workplace pension strategy, launched a private markets partner network of general partners. The network gives exposure to private equity, private credit, infrastructure, and real estate, with 10 GPs selected for the LTAF, which targets a 15% allocation during its growth phase.openPR.comLeading Industry Participants Reinforcing Their Standing in the Edge Data Sync Platform MarketThe edge data sync platform market is projected to reach $6.25 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 21.4%, driven by distributed enterprise operations, hybrid edge-cloud architectures, and rising demand for low-latency analytics. In September 2025, US-based private equity firm Haveli Investments acquired Couchbase Inc. for $1.5 billion to reinforce its position in enterprise databases and edge computing. Additionally, UK-based IOTech launched Edge Central 4.0 in May 2025, an open edge data platform targeting complex data management and AI deployment challenges in industrial sectors.Pulse 2.0Sirion Completes Majority Investment From Haveli InvestmentsSirion announced the completion of a majority investment from Haveli Investments, an Austin-based private equity firm focused on technology investments. The investment will accelerate Sirion's product innovation, expand its global go-to-market presence, and support enterprises in adopting AI for contract lifecycle management, with the company currently managing over 7 million contracts across more than 100 languages for large enterprises worldwide. Haveli Investments will partner with Sirion as it scales its AI capabilities and global footprint.DealStreetAsiaHaveli Investments completes acquisition of Tiger-backed Sirion LabsHaveli Investments has completed the acquisition of Sirion Labs, which is backed by Tiger. The acquisition represents a strategic expansion or investment move.