Palantir
Palantir sells software platforms (Gotham, Foundry, AIP and Apollo) that let governments and large companies connect their data, models and operations, mostly on multi-year contracts.
Its three founders control almost half of all votes.
Special Class F shares top up the founders' votes to 49.999999%, although they own only a few percent of the shares.
How big is Palantir?
Governments first, companies close behind.
- Government54%$2.4B
- Commercial46%$2.1B
Pilot free. Embed the Ontology. Expand.
- 1Bootcamps at own cost
- 2Ontology runs operations
- 3Multi-year platform contracts
Palantir funds pilots itself and earns as customers spread its software across the organisation: the top 20 average $93.9M a year.
- Founders (Alexander Karp, Stephen Cohen, Peter Thiel)49.999999%
- BlackRock, Inc.6.9%
CEO: Alexander Karp
- 2003Palantir is founded
- 2008First platform, Palantir Gotham, released
- 2016Second platform, Palantir Foundry, released
- 2020Direct listing on the NYSE
- 2023First quarter of GAAP profit
Every number on this page comes from Palantir's own reports.
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