
NGINXrevenue, acquisition & funding
Load Balancing SoftwareSan Francisco, CaliforniaFounded 2011
NGINX was acquired by F5 Networks.
NGINX is a Load Balancing Software company based in San Francisco, founded in 2011.
NGINX revenue
NGINX's annual revenue was $15.2M in April 2021, its last figure before F5 Networks bought it (source not recorded).
| As of | Revenue | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2021 | $15.2M | – |
– source not recorded
Who owns NGINX
F5 Networks owns NGINX. The date and price of the deal are not on record.
NGINX funding rounds & investors
NGINX has raised $84M across five rounds since 2011. The latest was a $43M funding round in June 2018.
| Date | Round | Raised |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 2018 | Funding round | $43M |
| Apr 2016 | Funding round | $8M |
| Dec 2014 | Funding round | $20M |
| Oct 2013 | Funding round | $10M |
| Oct 2011 | Funding round | $3M |
| Total raised | $84M |
NGINX CEO, founders & employees
Gus Robertson founded NGINX in 2011 and led it as CEO. NGINX had 217 employees (April 2021).
- Gus RobertsonFounder & CEO
Team mix (Apr 2021): 16 engineers, 22 in sales, 7 in marketing
NGINX FAQ
What was NGINX's revenue?
Before F5 Networks bought it, NGINX's annual revenue was $15.2M in April 2021 (source not recorded).
Who owns NGINX?
F5 Networks owns NGINX.
How much funding has NGINX raised?
NGINX raised $84M across five funding rounds before F5 Networks bought it. The last was a $43M funding round in June 2018.
How many employees does NGINX have?
NGINX had 217 employees in April 2021.
Who founded NGINX?
Gus Robertson founded NGINX in 2011.
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How this page is sourced
Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice.
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