LogicMonitor announced a transformative $800 million investment of new equity and strategic financing from a consortium of investors including PSG, Golub Capital and others.
Vista Equity Partners will remain the controlling shareholder in LogicMonitor, which the transaction values at approximately $2.4 billion, including debt.
The investment round will fuel LogicMonitor's pivotal role in bridging the intelligence of AI with the operational backbone of data centers, ensuring these mission-critical ecosystems operate with optimal performance, sustainability, and resilience. Under the leadership of CEO Christina Kosmowski, LogicMonitor empowers organizations to manage costs and drive resilient AI growth by balancing rapid innovation with critical efficiency and sustainability.
"We have secured one of the largest and most significant investments for data center observability management as we are a mission critical part of the AI race - in short, AI needs data centers and data centers need LogicMonitor," said Christina Kosmowski, CEO, LogicMonitor. "We are the connective tissue between AI and data center performance as we have the muscle, pedigree, and, most importantly, the data insights to advance the most important and life-altering AI initiatives. This funding round underscores our pivotal role in helping enterprises seize the future of data, automation, and intelligence."
The $800 million investment will enable LogicMonitor to:
- Accelerate platform expansion opportunities including new mergers and acquisitions to deliver autonomous observability data management solutions that provide predictive insights, enabling data centers to operate with unparalleled efficiency and reliability.
- Broaden its footprint into new global markets ensuring data centers worldwide can meet local demands while benefiting from advanced observability management tools that optimize performance and innovation at scale.
- Diversify into new verticals to bring AI-driven insights and data center observability management expertise to new industries, empowering organizations in these sectors to reduce IT complexity, improve uptime, and accelerate digital transformation.
Evercore acted as lead financial advisor to LogicMonitor and Morgan Stanley also advised LogicMonitor on the transaction.
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