Grafana Labs is raising at a $9B valuation led by GIC, up from $6.6B. The open-source observability platform has ~$400M ARR.
Grafana Labs is reportedly raising a new funding round at a $9 billion valuation, up from $6.6 billion approximately six months prior. Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC is expected to lead the round. Grafana Labs provides open-source observability and monitoring software that helps companies track cloud and AI activity and spending. The company has approximately $400 million in annual recurring revenue.
This company has completed 6 funding rounds. Current round is highlighted.
Total Raised
$804M
Top Valuation
$9B
Grafana Labs is raising at approximately $9 billion, up 36% from its previous $6.6 billion valuation.
GIC, Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, is expected to lead the round.
Grafana Labs provides open-source observability and monitoring software that helps companies track cloud infrastructure, applications, and AI activity.
Grafana Labs has approximately $400 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).
Yes, Grafana Labs is built on an open-source model, with its core monitoring and visualization tools freely available to the developer community.
Grafana Labs, the open-source observability and monitoring platform, is finalizing a new funding round that would value the company at approximately $9 billion, according to reports from The Information in February 2026. This represents a 36% increase from the company's $6.6 billion valuation roughly six months earlier.
Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC is expected to lead the round. GIC has been a long-time investor in Grafana Labs, having participated in previous rounds alongside Lightspeed Venture Partners.
Grafana Labs builds open-source software for monitoring, observability, and visualization of cloud infrastructure, applications, and AI workloads. The company has approximately $400 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), demonstrating strong commercial traction for its open-source model.
The observability market is growing rapidly as enterprises adopt cloud-native architectures and AI workloads that require sophisticated monitoring. Grafana competes with Datadog, Splunk, and other monitoring platforms, differentiating through its open-source approach and strong developer community.