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§ Private Profile · 1315 Manufacturing Street Dallas, TX 75207
Nada is a homeowner finance platform that unlocks and manages home wealth.
Nada is a fintech and investment platform unlocking home equity wealth for homeowners and investors. It provides innovative financial products, Cityfunds being the first SEC-qualified offering allowing investors to purchase city-specific home equity shares. This approach democratizes real estate investment, circumventing traditional complexities, enhancing accessibility and efficiency.
Co-founded by John Green, Nada launched in 2018, driven by the insight that real estate financial systems were intricate and opaque. Green and his team aimed to simplify this landscape, creating new products. Their mission fosters broader participation and transparency in the home equity market.
Nada serves homeowners accessing property value and investors desiring streamlined real estate exposure. The platform strives to make real estate investment broadly accessible, flexible, efficient. Its long-term vision entails continuous innovation in the financial ecosystem, ensuring home wealth management and investing are available to a wider demographic, promoting financial freedom.
Nada has raised $199.0M across 6 funding rounds.
Nada has raised $199.0M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Nada has raised $199.0M across 6 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $150.0M Debt in January 2026.
NADAtech (NADA Technologies, LLC) is a semiconductor equipment manufacturer specializing in tailored wafer sorter solutions for silicon, semiconductor, MEMS, and LED producers. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, it builds high-performance sorting equipment that boosts productivity, improves yields, and accelerates ROI for global manufacturers facing competitive market pressures[2]. The company serves major semiconductor and silicon wafer fabrication firms worldwide, solving challenges in wafer handling, metrology, and automation through customized hardware-software integration using proven OEM components[2].
NADAtech emphasizes outstanding service as a core commitment, not just a feature, earning accolades like Supplier Excellence Awards and retaining early customers for decades[2]. Its solutions address manufacturing pain points like inconsistent sorting and downtime, enabling faster investments and higher output in high-stakes production environments[2].
NADAtech was established in 2002 by industry veterans with deep roots in wafer sorting innovation, including credit for developing the first fully automated stand-alone sorter in 1990[2]. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, the team leveraged decades of combined experience from serving nearly every major semiconductor and silicon manufacturer globally[2].
The company's emergence reflects a pivot by proven experts to a "new name" for their ongoing mission: delivering reliable, boundary-pushing sorting systems amid evolving fab demands[2]. Early traction came from long-term customer loyalty—its first clients remain active today—built on unmatched deployment expertise and a focus on solving real-world production hurdles[2].
NADAtech rides the surging demand for advanced semiconductor automation amid AI-driven chip shortages, 2nm+ node scaling, and MEMS/LED expansion in EVs and photonics[2]. Its timing aligns with fab investments booming post-2022 CHIPS Act, where yield optimization is critical for competitiveness[2]. Market forces like supply chain localization and metrology precision favor its U.S.-headquartered, globally serving model, reducing downtime in 24/7 fabs[2].
The company influences the ecosystem by enabling nearly all major players to scale output, indirectly fueling innovations in compute, sensors, and displays while upholding high service standards that set benchmarks for equipment suppliers[2].
NADAtech is poised for growth as wafer fabs multiply globally, with expansions in high-bandwidth memory (HBM), power semis, and quantum substrates demanding even smarter sorters. Trends like AI-optimized manufacturing and edge computing will amplify its role, potentially through software upgrades for predictive metrology[2]. Its influence may evolve via strategic partnerships, solidifying as a linchpin for next-gen productivity in a $600B+ semiconductor equipment market.
This positions NADAtech as more than a sorter provider—it's the reliable backbone for tech's hardware renaissance, much like its foundational automated sorter reshaped fabs decades ago[2].
Nada has raised $199.0M in total across 6 funding rounds.
Nada's investors include Greg Richter, Jeff Williams, LiveOak Venture Partners, Riverwalk Capital, Emile Ernandez, 7BC Venture Capital, Aperture Venture Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, BootstrapLabs, EVE Atlas, Gaingels, Good Growth Capital.