NinjaOne Stock: Threats Detected, IPO Undetected
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Notable NinjaOne News
06/09/2026: NinjaOne Reaches $12.3B Valuation
01/07/2026: NinjaOne Named Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader
02/24/2025: NinjaOne raises $500 (Fortune Bio)
02/24/2025: NinjaOne Secures $5 Billion Valuation
Older news…
About NinjaOne
NinjaOne is a cloud-based cybersecurity platform that helps IT teams and managed service providers monitor, manage, and secure all their devices from a single place.
The company pulls together tools for endpoint management, patching, backup, remote access, and mobile device management, so teams can stop juggling a pile of separate apps.
Its whole pitch centers on making IT simpler rather than adding to the complexity.
Sal Sferlazza and Chris Matarese launched it in 2013 as NinjaRMM, spent a couple of years quietly building the product, then rebranded to NinjaOne as the platform grew beyond just remote monitoring.
Now headquartered in Austin, Texas, after starting out in the San Francisco Bay Area, the company plays on the “ninja” idea of software that runs silently and efficiently in the background.
It goes up against names like Kaseya, Datto, ServiceNow, and SolarWinds, and analysts have recognized it as a leader in endpoint management.
Ownership
NinjaOne is a venture-backed startup majority-owned by its founders. Employees and multiple venture capital firms make up the balance of investors.
Notable venture capital investors include ICONIQ, Sequoia, CapitalG, New Enterprise Associates, Pinegrove, Hedosophia, Washington Harbour, Wellington Management, Teachers’ Venture Growth, BDT & MSD Partners, Frank Slootman (former CEO of ServiceNow and Snowflake), and Summit Partners.
Funding Rounds
| Round | Date | Est. Valuation | Raise Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series C Extension | 06/08/26 | $12.3B | $400.0M |
| Series C Extension | 02/23/25 | $5.0B | $500.0M |
| Series C | 02/05/24 | $1.9B | $231.5M |
| Series B | 03/11/20 | NA | $30.0M |
| Source: Caplight |
Valuation
The latest confirmed NinjaOne valuation is $12.3 billion based on the Series C extension round announced in June 2026.
IPO Potential
A NinjaOne IPO date is still likely a few years away. Leadership has not guided on its ambitions, but comments suggest it plans to stay independent.
In February 2025, after the company raised at a $5 billion valuation, Fortune reported NinjaOne:
will start to enter conversations as an IPO candidate, though [leadership] said going public is not on the immediate horizon.
Sixteen months later, the company’s valuation more than doubled, potentially increasing the likelihood of investing in the internal controls required for an IPO.
An S-1 filing is the most accurate sign that an IPO may be forthcoming. The intent to move forward with an IPO is usually leaked to the press long before the S-1 filing becomes available to the public.
How to Invest in NinjaOne Stock
NinjaOne is a venture-backed startup that has surpassed $10 billion in valuation. At this stage, employees and early investors may seek liquidity if management does not telegraph an IPO.
Here are some potential options for ordinary investors to own NinjaOne equity before, during, and after the IPO.
1. Invest Pre-IPO
Pre-IPO investment platforms may offer NinjaOne stock for purchase as employees or early investors seek to sell some of their shares before the NinjaOne IPO.
Accredited investors may access shares, provided they are registered on the platform and receive notifications about their availability.
Monitor pre-IPO investing platforms such as Hiive, Augment, Forge Global, and EquityZen for share availability.
If shares become available, expect to pay at least a $10,000 investment minimum, often more.
Non-accredited investors can invest in pre-IPO companies via venture capital funds; however, monitor holdings of each fund to determine if NinjaOne is part of the portfolio.
2. Participate in the NinjaOne IPO through a broker
When a company eventually goes public, ordinary investors can sometimes buy the stock during the IPO at the IPO price.
Often, only Wall Street’s top customers can invest in IPOs. But with a larger IPO like NinjaOne, investors may have an opportunity to access the IPO through participating discount brokers.
Some online brokers (like the ones listed below) allow investors to invest in IPOs for free, even if they have limited funds in their accounts.
Here’s the complete list of the best brokers for IPO investing to learn more about IPO access for retail investors.
3. Buy NinjaOne stock after the IPO
Most retail and institutional investors will need to wait until after the IPO to buy in.
That wait has its upside, since a company’s financials look a lot clearer once it has a quarter or two of public trading behind it, whereas pre-IPO figures tend to be thin.
High-demand companies often debut with inflated valuations. Investors who sell near the peak can come out ahead, but those who hold on may get burned when the price drifts back toward fair value.
IPOs frequently open high, then slide once first- and second-quarter earnings reveal the real numbers and trends.
Those dips can make excellent entry points. It’s usually wise to avoid grabbing shares right after the IPO, when lockup expirations and earnings misses can drag the price down.
That said, the most disruptive companies tend to reward patience over a decade. The trick for long-term investing is determining which companies are most durable.
Conclusion
NinjaOne is in an unusual spot for a company its size, because profitability and tight founder control mean the usual pressure to go public doesn’t have teeth.
Since the founders hold the majority voting power and don’t need outside cash for growth, they can go public on their own timetable, determining what’s best for the company and employees.
Interested accredited investors who want to own NinjaOne stock can monitor the secondary marketplaces for access to equity via direct shares or syndicated funds (SPVs).
After the valuation doubled and with no sign of an exit, early employees may seek liquidity.
Two things to watch for next:
1) Having extended its Series C twice, the company may look to raise a new significant round of capital in a Series D. The probability of this happening would increase if NinjaOne decides to accelerate growth through acquisitions.
2) Watch for reporting that suggests the company is moving toward a public listing or acquisition of itself. Typically, news of a NinjaOne IPO will leak to the public as it talks to banks and prepares. These reports can front-run the IPO by six to 18 months or more.
NinjaOne News Archive
02/06/2024: NinjaOne Secures $231.5M Series C
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Craig Stephens founded Access IPOs in 2016 to help ordinary investors explore IPO and pre-IPO opportunities. He also manages the Access Club, a membership community for IPO and startup investors. Craig studied Finance at Michigan State University and lives in Northern Virginia. Learn more about Craig.
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