Niantic is a Gaming founded in 2010, currently valued at $9B. IPO Status: Pre-IPO. IPO Readiness Score: 73/100 (B-).
Niantic IPO status, timeline, valuation and S-1 filing tracker. Last updated May 2026.
| Industry | Gaming |
| Stage | Series D+ |
| IPO Status | Pre-IPO |
| Valuation | $9B |
| Total Funding | $1.655B |
| Headquarters | San Francisco, CA |
| IPO Readiness Score | 73/100 |
| Founded | 2010 |
Track Niantic IPO status, valuation updates, and S-1 filing milestones on TechStackIPO. Last updated May 2026.
Augmented reality platform company behind Pokémon GO, building AR technology for real-world experiences.
Niantic is in the pre-IPO phase as of May 2026. With an IPO readiness score of 73/100, the company ranks among the more IPO-ready companies in the Gaming sector. Pre-IPO companies at this stage typically evaluate market conditions, complete board appointments, and engage underwriters before initiating the formal S-1 filing process.
Niantic is valued at $9B based on the most recent private market data. The company has raised a total of $1.655B in funding. Private market valuations are determined by the latest funding round and may differ from eventual IPO pricing, which reflects public market conditions, investor demand, and comparable company multiples at the time of listing.
Accredited investors may be able to access Niantic pre-IPO shares through secondary market platforms. These platforms facilitate private share transactions between existing shareholders (employees, early investors) and new buyers.
Risk factors: Pre-IPO investments are illiquid, carry higher risk than public market investments, and are typically restricted to accredited investors. Share availability and pricing depend on current shareholders willing to sell. TechStackIPO provides data and tracking tools but does not facilitate or recommend investments.
Funding rounds from seed through latest — Series A, B, C and beyond.
| Round | Date | Amount | Valuation | Lead Investor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series A | Oct 2015 | $30M | $200M | IVP, Nintendo |
| Series B | Nov 2017 | $200M | $3.9B | Spark Capital, Founders Fund |
| Series C | Jan 2019 | $245M | $3.9B | IVP, aXiomatic Gaming |
| Series D | Nov 2021 | $300M | $9B | Coatue Management |
Total funding raised: $1.655B
Bear / base / bull scenarios based on current private market valuation and comparable IPO multiples.
| Scenario | Est. Valuation | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Bear | $6.8B | Compressed multiples, delayed listing |
| Base | $9B | Last private round valuation |
| Bull | $12.6B | Strong market, premium AI/tech multiple |
Estimates are illustrative. Not investment advice. All figures based on publicly available data.
Niantic has an IPO readiness score of 73/100 on TechStackIPO. A high readiness score suggests IPO activity could occur within the next 1–2 years.
Niantic's last known private valuation is $9B. IPO valuations typically reflect current market conditions at time of listing and may differ from private market valuations.
Pre-IPO access options may include: (1) secondary market platforms such as Forge Global or EquityZen that facilitate private share sales, (2) ETFs holding pre-IPO companies or venture portfolios, and (3) direct secondary share purchases if eligible as an accredited investor. TechStackIPO tracks availability but does not facilitate investments.
No. Niantic has not yet filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC as of TechStackIPO's latest data update.
Niantic operates in the Gaming sector. TechStackIPO tracks multiple Gaming companies from seed through IPO, including their funding rounds, valuations, and IPO readiness scores. You can compare Niantic against other Gaming companies using TechStackIPO's comparison tool.
Niantic is at the Series D+ stage. The company has raised a total of $1.655B in funding. Companies at this funding stage are typically scaling operations, expanding market share, and evaluating public market timing.
Niantic is headquartered in San Francisco, CA. The company's location can influence IPO exchange selection, regulatory requirements, and investor interest. Companies headquartered in major tech hubs often benefit from proximity to venture capital networks and talent pools.