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137 Ventures’ Returns Soar on SpaceX, Anduril and Cognition Bets

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 03 September 2026, 14:00 UTC By Ed Ludlow 1 min read
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The 2014 fund of early SpaceX backer 137 Ventures is now worth more than eight times the money investors originally put into it, net of fees and other charges.

The 2014 fund of early SpaceX backer 137 Ventures is now worth more than eight times the money investors originally put into it, net of fees and other charges.
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