Exfinity Venture Partners has announced a partial exit from its stake in cybersecurity platform CloudSEK, generating a 13x multiple on invested capital (MOIC) and an internal rate of return (IRR) of over 40%. The transaction, announced in 2026, was executed as a secondary sale to existing investors, with Exfinity retaining a portion of its ownership in the company.
Exfinity was CloudSEK’s first institutional investor, backing the company at the pre-Series A stage. CloudSEK has since developed into an AI-driven threat intelligence platform that helps enterprises identify and address cyber threats across digital risk, attack surface, and supply chain areas.
CloudSEK has crossed $15 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) and reports consistent year-on-year growth. More than 60% of its net new revenue comes from international markets, with the United States identified as its fastest-growing region. The company’s customers span banking, telecom, aviation, and digital platforms.
In early 2025, CloudSEK raised over $20 million across its Series B rounds, with participation from investors including Commvault and the Connecticut Innovations Fund.
Exfinity Venture Partners focuses on early-stage investments in deep-tech, enterprise technology, semiconductors, AI, and frontier technology, backing startups building globally relevant technologies from India.
The partial exit signals a meaningful return for an early institutional backer in the cybersecurity sector, and may reflect growing investor appetite for AI-driven security platforms with demonstrated international revenue traction.
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