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Warburg Pincus

Warburg Pincus is a private equity investor based in New York City, United States, founded in 1939. In short: Private equity firm from USA. Open records document 25 investments.

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Private equityType
New York City, United StatesHeadquarters
1939Founded
25Documented investments
0In our Startups Directory
0Unicorn stakes
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Other documented investments

Arsipa Gruppe, Automated air-pillow dispenser, Automated furniture bagger and material therefor, Connective protective packaging, Crossmark, Crumpling mechanism for creating dunnage, Dunnage apparatus with static remover, Dunnage cut-assist biasing member, Fanfold supply cart, Flexible nozzle for inflation and sealing device, Gojek, Guide member with expansion element for inflation and sealing assembly, Heating device for a heating and sealing system, Heating element for inflation and sealing system, Inflatable packaging with apertures, Inflatable packaging with tear initiation feature, Infoblox, Odido, Protective packaging longitudinal heat sealer, Recipe controlled process for making packaging materials, Singular Bank, Stock material with daisy chain connectors, Stock material with daisy chain connectors, Tear-assist blade, TradeCard.

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What kind of investor is Warburg Pincus?

Warburg Pincus is a private equity investor based in New York City, United States.

Where is Warburg Pincus based?

Warburg Pincus is headquartered in New York City, United States.

What has Warburg Pincus invested in?

Documented investments include Arsipa Gruppe, Automated air-pillow dispenser, Automated furniture bagger and material therefor, Connective protective packaging, Crossmark, Crumpling mechanism for creating dunnage, Dunnage apparatus with static remover, Dunnage cut-assist biasing member, Fanfold supply cart, Flexible nozzle for inflation and sealing device.

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