Numeta Capital

Numeta invests through three transaction types: minority growth equity checks up to $40 million, growth buyouts up to $100 million, and structured capital solutions — hybrid debt and equity instruments — also up to $40 million. The firm explicitly targets organic growth acceleration, founder liquidity events, and acquisition strategies without forcing a binary choice between minority and control.

Numeta invests exclusively in software companies, with publicly disclosed portfolio positions spanning enterprise governance (Certemy), artificial intelligence (Clarifai), medical technology (Enhatch), and meeting management (Jifflenow). The firm's stated footprint is North America, operating from its Los Angeles headquarters.

Yes. The firm leads minority investments as the primary institutional investor for growth-oriented minority preferred equity, while also executing control buyouts that provide founder liquidity and growth capital simultaneously. The structured capital track further allows the firm to construct hybrid debt/equity solutions designed to minimize dilution.

Numeta has not publicly disclosed individual investment professionals. The firm presents its leadership under a collective "One team. Your partners." framework, with no individual team member profiles published on its website. No named principals have been identified through primary sourcing.

Numeta publicly confirms the completed sale of portfolio company Jifflenow, an enterprise meeting management platform, to event-technology firm Cvent. The firm lists Jifflenow as a realized investment, representing a documented exit within its enterprise software portfolio.