Infinite Capital

Venture capital firm

Recent changes

  1. Sep 10, 2026Invested in Mach Industries (Series C extension, $600M) TechCrunch

Portfolio

1 total

Recent Investment Activity

1

Track record: led 0 and participated in 1 of 1 tracked venture round · 1 in the last 12 months

DateCompanyEventRoleAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Sep 10, 2026Mach IndustriesSeries C extensionParticipated$600M$3.7BTechCrunch

Co-Investors

5

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Latest Pulse

  1. Mach Industries Doubles Valuation To $3.7BDefense-tech drone maker Mach Industries raised an additional $600 million, doubling its valuation to $3.7 billion just three months after its original Series C, an eightfold jump in a little over a year.→
  2. Defense Tech's $14.6B Pace Shows No Sign of SlowingDefense tech startups raised $14.6 billion in the first five months of 2026 alone, already blowing past the previous full-year record of $9.6 billion set in 2025, led by Anduril, Shield AI and Saronic.→
  3. Defense-Tech Wunderkind Mach Industries Bets It Can Build the Whole Arsenal at OnceTechCrunch profiles 22-year-old Ethan Thornton, whose defense startup Mach Industries -- fresh off a $300M Series C at a $1.8B valuation -- is pursuing an unusually sprawling product line, from hydrogen-powered weapons to a flexible 'Forge' manufacturing network. The story crystallizes a defense-tech moment where young founders raise mega-rounds to challenge primes across many fronts simultaneously.→

Infinite Capital FAQ

What companies has Infinite Capital invested in?

Infinite Capital's portfolio includes Mach Industries.

Who does Infinite Capital co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, Infinite Capital most often invests alongside Bedrock Capital (1 shared deal), Greycroft (1 shared deal), Khosla Ventures (1 shared deal), Ribbit Capital (1 shared deal), Sequoia Capital (1 shared deal).

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