NinjaOne's valuation surge in a burgeoning IT landscape

NinjaOne has reached a valuation of approximately $12.3 billion, following a period of growth and expansion supported by recent partnerships.

NinjaOne has reported a valuation of approximately $12.3 billion. This followed a Series C extension of over $400 million, with participation from investors including Wellington Management, Teachers’ Venture Growth, and Sequoia Capital, among others.

In 2025, the company reported year-over-year growth of around 70% and a record first quarter performance. During the same period, it also reported achieving profitability. In 2026, Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Management Tools 2026 positioned NinjaOne as a Leader in endpoint management tools.

The platform is used by nearly 40,000 organisations globally. It is a cloud-based unified IT operations platform designed to centralise endpoint and IT management functions, with automation features intended to improve operational efficiency and scalability.

NinjaOne’s leadership includes founders Sal Sferlazza and Chris Matarese, who remain involved in the company and retain majority control.

“We’re in a rare position to collaborate with some of the most forward-thinking investors in the world, and those partnerships are shaping how we bring AI into every layer of our business, from our platform roadmap and market expansion to our internal operations. This will fundamentally accelerate how we build and scale for our customers and partners, and will ensure our growth is not just intentional, but inevitable,” said Sal Sferlazza, CEO and co-founder at NinjaOne.

"We built NinjaOne around a simple principle: every decision has to deliver real value to the IT teams and MSPs we serve, and that extends to who we bring on as investment partners," said Chris Matarese, President and co-founder at NinjaOne. "Because we are profitable, this raise was never about needing capital to grow. We had a long list of firms interested in providing financing, and we used this round as an opportunity to pick the best possible partners to help us better serve our customers.” 

The company continues to develop its platform with increased use of automation and AI-related features, alongside efforts to expand its customer base and market presence.

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