Reddy: Capillary Generates 55% Of Revenue From US, 26% From Asia
Aneesh Reddy · How Capillary Built a Culture That Created 50+ Founders | Aneesh Reddy · Apr 23, 2026 · at 32:14
Aneesh Reddy breaks down the geographic revenue split for enterprise SaaS company Capillary Technologies.
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“So today about 55% of revenue comes from the US, about 17, 18 comes from Europe, 26 something comes from Asia.”
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