Vy Capital

Vy Capital is a private investment firm headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, specializing in technology investments. The firm has a global presence with offices in London, Dubai, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Vy Capital focuses on internet and software companies, investing across various stages from early to late-stage ventures. The firm's portfolio spans multiple sectors, including artificial intelligence, aerospace, social media, e-commerce, fintech, enterprise software, online portals, financial services, media, real estate, health, transportation, security, home living, semiconductors, marketing, fashion, and wellness beauty. Vy Capital has invested in prominent companies such as SpaceX, xAI, Neuralink, Twitter (now X), Reddit, Zomato, Upgrade, Cerebras, Urban Company, and Coalition. The firm has a history of significant investments in Elon Musk-led ventures, including a $700 million commitment to the acquisition of Twitter in 2022. Vy Capital has reported an annual return of approximately 28% over the past decade. The firm has raised three investment funds, each under $1 billion, and manages assets totaling around $15 billion. In July 2025, Vy Capital informed its limited partners that it would no longer seek new external funds, opting to manage its current portfolio with its own capital. This decision reflects the firm's substantial gains and reduced reliance on external financing. Despite its significant influence in the tech investment space, Vy Capital maintains a low public profile, with a minimalist website containing only contact information and office locations. The firm's operational structure is notably lean, with approximately 20 staff members globally, focused on investment, operations, and research. This approach has enabled Vy Capital to execute outsized deals across sectors while maintaining operational efficiency. The firm's deep alignment with Elon Musk's ventures underscores its strategic focus on high-impact technology investments. Vy Capital's disciplined execution, operational resilience, and long-term scalability have been key factors in its success, making it a prominent player in the global investment landscape.