Suno Raises $400M in Series D, Valuation $5.4B

Suno Series D funding round raises $400M, valuation $5.4B — Suno has raised more than $400 million in a Series D funding round that resulted in a $5.4 billion post-money valuation for the company. The post-money valuation more than doubled since November 2025, when Suno raised $250 million at a $2.45 billion post-money valuation, reflecting a step change between the two financing events.

Suno said the new funds will be used to help more people express themselves through music and to expand what is possible for artists and creators on the Suno platform. The company also said it plans to roll out its first music model developed in partnership with the music industry in the coming months.

Suno raised more than $400 million in a Series D funding round that resulted in a $5.4 billion post-money valuation. The post-money valuation more than doubled from November 2025, when Suno raised $250 million at a $2.45 billion post-money valuation. The November 2025 funding and the Series D are cited as the events establishing the respective post-money valuations. The funding round and its outcomes were reported on MusicTech and on Suno’s blog.

The Series D round was led by Bond Capital. Investors participating in the round included IVP, Forerunner, Union Square Ventures, Alkeon and Quiet. Existing investors who joined the round were Matrix, Lightspeed, Menlo Ventures and Schroders Capital. The report states that the funds will be used to help more people express themselves through music and to expand what is possible for artists and creators on Suno.

Suno said it plans to roll out its first music model developed in partnership with the music industry in the coming months. The company formed a partnership with Warner Music Group in November. The published report also states that more than half of Suno’s team are musicians.

Suno raised more than $400 million in a Series D funding round, resulting in a $5.4 billion post-money valuation. The post-money valuation more than doubled since November 2025, when Suno raised $250 million at a $2.45 billion post-money valuation. The November 2025 raise and the Series D are cited as the events establishing the respective post-money valuations. These details were reported on MusicTech and on Suno’s blog.

The Series D round was led by Bond Capital, with participation from IVP, Forerunner, Union Square Ventures, Alkeon and Quiet, and included existing investors Matrix, Lightspeed, Menlo Ventures and Schroders Capital. The report states the funds will be used to help more people express themselves through music and to expand what is possible for artists and creators on Suno. The company also said it plans to roll out its first music model developed in partnership with the music industry in coming months. The reporting presents these investor and intended-use details alongside the valuation and fundraising figures.

The funds from Suno’s Series D funding round will be used to help more people express themselves through music, according to the company’s announcement. The company stated the financing will also support efforts to expand what is possible for artists and creators on the Suno platform. The announcement links these intended uses directly to the objectives of increasing musical engagement and broadening creative opportunities available to users.

Suno said it plans to roll out its first music model developed in partnership with the music industry in the coming months. The company described this music model as a distinct initiative associated with the new financing. The announcement places the rollout timetable as “coming months” and identifies industry partnership as the development context for the model.

Suno said, “Since our early days, artistry has been central to how we build,” and continued, “We work closely with artists, producers, and songwriters to understand creative workflows and develop tools that genuinely support them. We care deeply about getting this right – more than half of our team are musicians themselves.”

Suno said it is “helping more people express themselves through music, while continuing to expand what’s possible for artists and creators on Suno.” Suno also stated that these priorities inform how the company develops its products and engages with creators.

Suno described its partnership with Warner Music Group as “groundbreaking” and said it plans to roll out its “first music model developed in partnership with the music industry” in coming months.

Suno said, “We believe there’s a huge opportunity to create new experiences for fans while helping artists reach audiences, build community, and unlock new creative and economic possibilities.”

Suno added, “We’re incredibly grateful to the community that helps shape Suno every day. We can’t wait to keep building alongside you.”

Suno said, “Since our early days, artistry has been central to how we build.”

Suno said, “We work closely with artists, producers, and songwriters to understand creative workflows and develop tools that genuinely support them.”

Suno said, “We care deeply about getting this right – more than half of our team are musicians themselves.”

Suno said it is “helping more people express themselves through music, while continuing to expand what’s possible for artists and creators on Suno.”

Suno described its partnership with Warner Music Group as “groundbreaking.”

Suno said it will roll out its “first music model developed in partnership with the music industry” in coming months.

Suno said, “We believe there’s a huge opportunity to create new experiences for fans while helping artists reach audiences, build community, and unlock new creative and economic possibilities.”

Suno said, “We’re incredibly grateful to the community that helps shape Suno every day. We can’t wait to keep building alongside you.”

Suno raised more than $400 million in a Series D funding round that produced a $5.4 billion post-money valuation, more than double its November 2025 post-money valuation of $2.45 billion. The round was led by Bond Capital and included participation from IVP, Forerunner, Union Square Ventures, Alkeon and Quiet, with existing investors Matrix, Lightspeed, Menlo Ventures and Schroders Capital also participating.

Suno said the funds will be used to help more people express themselves through music and to expand what is possible for artists and creators, and the company said it plans to roll out its first music model developed in partnership with the music industry in the coming months. The company said it formed a partnership with Warner Music Group in November and that more than half of its team are musicians.

Suno said, “Since our early days, artistry has been central to how we build.” Suno said, “We work closely with artists, producers, and songwriters to understand creative workflows and develop tools that genuinely support them.” Suno said, “We care deeply about getting this right – more than half of our team are musicians themselves.”

Suno said it is “helping more people express themselves through music, while continuing to expand what’s possible for artists and creators on Suno.” Suno described its partnership with Warner Music Group as “groundbreaking” and said it will roll out its “first music model developed in partnership with the music industry” in coming months.

Suno said, “We believe there’s a huge opportunity to create new experiences for fans while helping artists reach audiences, build community, and unlock new creative and economic possibilities.” Suno added, “We’re incredibly grateful to the community that helps shape Suno every day.” Suno added, “We can’t wait to keep building alongside you.”