SE Ventures

Venture capital firm

At a glance

SE Ventures appears in 2 funding rounds tracked by ValueAddVC since 2024. It co-invests most often with Fifth Wall.

Recent changes

  1. Jun 2026Follow-on: Invested in Higharc (Series C, $95M) Higharc
  2. Feb 2024Invested in Higharc (Series B, $53M) Higharc

Portfolio

1 total

Recent Investment Activity

2

Track record: led 0 and participated in 2 of 2 tracked venture rounds · 1 in the last 12 months

DateCompanyEventRoleAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Jun 2026HigharcSeries CParticipated$95M—Higharc
Feb 2024HigharcSeries BParticipated$53M—
Home DepotunverifiedFifth WallunverifiedFerguson EnterprisesunverifiedStarwood CapitalunverifiedSE VenturesunverifiedSuffolk Technologies
Higharc

Sector / Stage Activity

By stage (tracked rounds)
Series C
1 · 50%
Series B
1 · 50%

Co-Investors

11

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Latest Pulse

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  2. Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI Into HomebuildingHigharc, which generates homes as 3D spatial databases so builders and suppliers can design, estimate, sell and build more efficiently, raised a $95 million Series C led by Insight Partners and announced a new partnership with US LBM, the country's largest.→

SE Ventures FAQ

What companies has SE Ventures invested in?

SE Ventures' portfolio includes Higharc.

Who does SE Ventures co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, SE Ventures most often invests alongside Ferguson Enterprises (1 shared deal), Fifth Wall (1 shared deal), Home Depot (1 shared deal), Insight Partners (1 shared deal), Javelin Venture (1 shared deal).

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