Veritas Capital has closed $15.3 billion in total capital commitments across The Veritas Capital Fund IX and related investment vehicles. Fund IX is approximately 40% larger than Fund VIII, which itself was 68% larger than Fund VII, underscoring continued investor appetite for the firm’s strategy focused on essential software, data and technology-enabled services. 

Veritas targets businesses operating in aerospace and defense, national security, healthcare, education, infrastructure, energy and financial technology. 

“In a constrained fundraising market, investors are allocating capital selectively,” said Ramzi Musallam, CEO and Managing Partner. “We deploy capital where modernization is structural and complexity creates durable opportunity, positioning us to generate sustained returns across market cycles.” 

Since closing Fund IX, Veritas has remained active across both its Flagship and middle-market Vantage strategies. Through its Flagship platform, the firm recently acquired GHX, expanding its footprint in healthcare supply chain software and data-driven solutions. Via Vantage, Veritas acquired MetroStar, an AI-enabled digital transformation provider serving U.S. defense and national security agencies.