At a glance
- The fund has not made a first sale, so the $2.5 billion is an offering ceiling rather than committed capital.
- Fee and carry terms were not disclosed.
- For advisors sizing an allocation, the $2.0 million minimum is the entry point: at the minimum, one commitment equals 20% of a $10 million portfolio.
Altimeter filed a Form D on Nov. 9 for Altimeter Premier Growth IX, L.P., a venture capital fund offering up to $2.5 billion, according to the SEC filing.
The fund has not made a first sale, so the $2.5 billion is an offering ceiling rather than committed capital.
The filing names JPMorgan Securities, LLC and Raymond James & Associates, Inc. as placement agents and sets a $2.0 million minimum investment. Fee and carry terms were not disclosed.
For advisors sizing an allocation, the $2.0 million minimum is the entry point: at the minimum, one commitment equals 20% of a $10 million portfolio.
Reported by the Venture Capital desk from SEC EDGAR, SEC Form D (Altimeter Premier Growth IX, L.P.) and AltAssets. Published . Updated Nov 10, 2026 · 3:06 p.m. ET. Corrections