Index Ventures has secured $2 billion in new funding across three different funds, the firm revealed on Friday.

The firm, which has been operating for 30 years, has accumulated $400 million for its new seed-centric fund and $900 million for its venture fund. Additionally, Index has supplemented $700 million to a previously established $1.5 billion growth fund raised in 2024, elevating its total available capital to $3.5 billion.

This recent capital influx follows two years after Index gathered $2.3 billion across two different funds, including $800 million for an earlier venture fund.

Despite Index’s choice to keep its fund sizes in check compared to many other venture capital firms, it continues to distinguish itself through notable recent successes.

Earlier this year, a portfolio company of Index, Wiz, finalized its $32 billion acquisition by Alphabet. Index first backed Wiz at the seed level and became its largest external shareholder with a 12% ownership, a stake reportedly valued at $3.8 billion, according to reports from Reuters. Index also made early investments in Figma, which had its public debut last year.

Index’s investments in AI encompass robotics firm Physical Intelligence, the inference platform Fireworks AI, and Anthropic, an investment executed when the AI model developer raised funds at a $183 billion valuation in September of last year.