New Enterprise Associates has raised $6.2B to invest in technology and healthcare startups. The firm will deploy the money through two separate funds. More: - NEA will invest in companies across all stages, from Seed to IPO.
- This funding brings the total assets that NEA manages to $25B.
- The firm has invested in more than 270 companies since its inception in 1997. Some of its portfolio companies are:
- Cloudflare,
- Genies,
- Databricks,
- Silverhealth, etc.
- New Enterprise Associates will operate an early-stage fund and another growth-stage fund.
- This funding round is the largest in the company's history.
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Vision Ridge Partners has raised a $700M fund to invest in sustainable energy, healthcare, and agriculture companies. The firm is based in Boulder, Colorado. More: - Vision Ridge Partners invests exclusively in companies that have sustainable practices.
- The firm has had several portfolio companies exit:
- Key Capture Energy,
- Clean Focus,
- Sunworld,
- Vanguard,
- EVGO, and
- VisionFleet.
- The company manages $3.1B for its institutional clients.
- Vision Ridge Partners claims that it holds a competitive advantage due to its decades-long experience in the industry.
- In addition to its office in Boulder, the firm has an office in New York.
- Previously, the company raised a $1.25B Sustainable Asset Fund.
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Boston-based VC firm Volition Capital has closed a $675M fund. The firm manages $1.7B worth of assets. More: - Volition Capital invests in high-growth, founder-owned companies that operate in verticals such as SaaS, healthcare tech, cybersecurity consumer, etc.
- The firm has had over 10 portfolio company exits so far, some of which are:
- Chewy.com,
- JazzHR,
- Insite,
- Cortera,
- LoanLogics,
- Connatix,
- Ping Identity,
- G5,
- GeoLearning,
- Stylesight, etc.
- Most of Volition Capital's investments focus on the North American market.
- This is the company's fifth fund since being founded in 2010 and will be named Capital Fund V.
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California-based Pegasus Tech Ventures has announced the launch of a $100M fund in cooperation with Japanese chemicals company Denka. Pegasus has invested in SpaceX, Twitter, Airbnb, etc. More: - Pegasus Tech Ventures is known for its Venture-as-a-Service model, which invests in startups by partnering with established corporations that want to enter the VC world.
- Pegasus has invested in over 250 companies worldwide, including SpaceX, Twitter, Airbnb, SoFi, Doordash, 23andMe, Color, Carbon, and many more.
- This fund will invest in startups in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Israel.
- The firm manages assets that are valued at $2B.
- Denka is a Japanese that has been active for 107 years. It primarily works in manufacturing chemicals used in IT, electronics, pharmaceuticals, etc.
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💵 Today's funding: Health tech - iVexSol (Massachusetts), provides critical materials needed for gene therapy development: $23.8M A extension led by Bristol Myers Squibb, Charles River Laboratories, and Asahi Kasei Medical.
Insurtech -
iLife Technologies (California), aims to shorten sales cycles and reduce office expenses for insurance companies: $17M A led by Foundation Capital, Brewer Lane Ventures, and SCOR Ventures, with participation from GTMFund and OpenView Partners. Fintech -
Method (Texas), offers an API that enables fintech developers to embed repayment, balance transfers, and bill pay automation into their apps: $16M A led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Truist Ventures, Y Combinator, Abstract Ventures, SV Angel, and others. Artificial Intelligence -
Hume AI (New York), aims to build technology with the emotional intelligence needed to take care of human well-being: $12.7M A led by Union Square Ventures with participation from Northwell Holdings, Comcast Ventures, LG Technology Ventures, Wisdom Ventures, and Evan Sharp. SaaS - Raven.ai (Canada), provides data analytics for frontline operations: $12M A led by Momenta Ventures and Chartline Capital Partners with participation from Celtic House Venture Partners, Export Development Canada, and angel investors.
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StoryCo (California), provides a Web3 solution that aims to decentralize movie distribution: $6M Seed led by Collab + Currency and Patron with participation from Floodgate Ventures, Blockchange Ventures, etc. | |
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