Access a pre-IPO opportunity in a category-leading AI music creation platform.
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Pre-fees valuation: $200/share with $5B valuation
Post-fees valuation: $233.92/share with $5.85B valuation
*Note that these are expected valuations and actual valuations may differ.
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About the investment opportunity
AI music creation is one of the fastest-growing segments in generative AI,with revenue projected to reach ~$2.8B by 2030 within a $200B+ global music economy. Demand for AI-native creative tools is accelerating across consumer, enterprise, and licensing channels, with AI-generated tracks projected to capture up to 20% of streaming by 202812.
Suno is the category-defining AI music creation platform, combining song generation, professional editing, social distribution, and enterprise API access in a single integrated product. Founded in 2022, Suno reached $300M ARR in 26 months3. The platform serves 2M+ paid subscribers4 and over 100M total users5, with revenue sourced across subscriptions, commercial licensing, and marketplace channels. Suno is the only player in AI music combining scale, content ownership, major label licensing agreements, and a full platform stack.
Investors are responsible for conducting their own due diligence regarding investments. Please refer to the private placement memorandum for additional information, disclosures, and a more detailed explanation of expenses, performance calculations, and risks.
1 Tracxn (Mar 2026)
2 Sacra/ElevenLabs (Sep 2025)
3 TechCrunch (Feb 2026)
4 TechCrunch (Feb 2026)
5 Suno Blog (Nov 2025)
Portfolio Company-Specific Risks
1. Ongoing Copyright Litigation. The Portfolio Company is a defendant in copyright infringement actions filed by the Recording Industry Association of America (“RIAA”) in mid-2024 on behalf of major record labels. Warner Music Group settled in November 2025 on undisclosed terms; Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment actions remain ongoing. An adverse outcome and ongoing legal proceedings could result in substantial legal cost, damages, settlements, injunctive relief, mandatory licensing, model retraining obligations, or product changes, any of which could have a material adverse effect on the Portfolio Company.
2. International IP Exposure. Additional claims from European collecting societies, including Denmark's Koda and Germany's GEMA, create jurisdictional fragmentation and the prospect of inconsistent outcomes across markets.
3. Unsettled Legal Framework for Generative AI Training. The legality of training generative AI models on copyrighted works without license is unsettled in the U.S., EU, and other key jurisdictions. Adverse judicial interpretation could require the Portfolio Company to retrain on licensed content only, materially altering its cost structure.
4. Future Licensing Cost Exposure. Settlements or licensing arrangements with remaining rightsholders could materially affect gross margins and working capital. Terms of the existing Warner settlement are undisclosed, so investors cannot evaluate the precedent for future deals.5. Evolving AI Regulation. The EU AI Act, emerging U.S. federal and state proposals, and sector-specific rules on training-data transparency, content labeling, and synthetic-media disclosure are developing rapidly. Compliance costs and market-access limitations may adversely affect the Portfolio Company.
6. Competition from Frontier AI Laboratories. Google launched Lyria 3 via Gemini in February 2026 and acquired ProducerAI the same month. OpenAI and Meta have signaled activity in audio generation. These competitors have materially greater financial, technical, and distribution resources.
7. Category-specific Competition. Udio has reportedly settled with both UMG and WMG to launch a licensed platform. ElevenLabs launched ElevenLabs Music in August 2025 and reached approximately $330 million in total ARR by year-end 2025 (TechCrunch, January 2026). Several competitors operate on a fully licensed basis, which may confer reputational or distribution advantages.
8. Artist and Industry Opposition. In February 2026, a coalition of artist advocacy groups published an open letter ("Say No to Suno") calling on the music industry to reject the platform. Continued opposition may impair the Portfolio Company's ability to enter licensing deals on favorable terms. Negative public perception and opposition from artists and industry groups may impact user growth, partnerships, and revenue.
9. Model Obsolescence and R&D Intensity. The generative audio field evolves on short capability cycles. Failure to sustain investment in model training, infrastructure, and talent could impair the Portfolio Company's competitive position.
10. Compute Cost Sensitivity. Industry analysts report that GPU and compute costs are the Portfolio Company's largest expense. Supply constraints, pricing volatility, and rising compute intensity of higher-fidelity outputs could compress unit economics.11. Consumer Subscription Concentration. A substantial majority of revenue is derived from consumer subscriptions, which are exposed to churn, novelty fatigue, free-alternative substitution, and macroeconomic sensitivity.
12. Platform and Content-moderation Exposure. AI-generated tracks, including tracks created on the Portfolio Company's platform, are uploaded to streaming services at scale. The Portfolio Company may face direct or indirect exposure relating to infringing content, terms-of-service violations, or reputational consequences.
13. Key Personnel Concentration. The Portfolio Company depends heavily on co-founder and CEO Mikey Shulman and a small founding team. The February 2026 appointment of Jeremy Sirota (former Merlin CEO) as CCO represents a material executive addition whose integration outcome is uncertain.
14. Commercial strategy execution. Announced expansion into Suno Studio, developer APIs, and enterprise-adjacent offerings introduces execution risk in channels outside the Portfolio Company's historical consumer focus.
15. International Operations. Expansion into markets including South Korea, India, and Brazil exposes the Portfolio Company to variable regulatory regimes, licensing expectations, and consumer behaviors that may not translate into proportionate revenue contribution.
16. Limited Financial Disclosure. The Portfolio Company is privately held and does not publish audited financials. Publicly available information is limited to CEO statements (February 2026 LinkedIn references to approximately $300 million ARR and 2 million paid subscribers), press coverage, and third-party analyst estimates. Such information has not been independently verified by the General Partner.
17. Valuation Reference Point. The Portfolio Company's November 2025 Series C priced at a reported $2.45 billion post-money (The Wall Street Journal; TechCrunch). The Fund's entry valuation may reflect a premium or discount to that reference and may not reflect fair value at acquisition or thereafter.
18. Future Financing and Dilution. The Portfolio Company may require additional financing at valuations below the Fund's cost basis or with structures (e.g., senior preferences, pay-to-play) that adversely affect existing equity.
19. Exit Path Uncertainty. No assurance that the Portfolio Company will complete an IPO, strategic sale, or other liquidity event on any particular timeline or at all. Pending litigation and regulatory developments may delay or prevent a liquidity event. Investors should expect indefinite illiquidity.
20. Secondary Transaction Pricing Risk. To the extent the Fund acquires its interest via secondary transaction, the price paid may not represent an arm's-length valuation and may not converge with the next primary-round price.
21. Forward-looking Statements. Statements regarding the Portfolio Company's future performance, competitive position, or strategic direction are subject to significant uncertainty. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
THE FOREGOING LIST OF RISK FACTORS DOES NOT PURPORT TO BE A COMPLETE EXPLANATION OF THE RISKS INVOLVED IN THIS OFFERING. PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS ARE URGED TO READ THE ENTIRE MEMORANDUM BEFORE DETERMINING TO INVEST IN THE FUND.