Limassol-based real estate startup Placy secured €1M in Pre-Seed funding led by Zubr Capital. The funds will enhance Placy Pro, a B2B SaaS tool for agencies, and improve Placy’s AI-powered B2C features for property seekers. The tool, currently piloting in Cyprus, aims to expand into Greece, the UAE, and the UK.
Chemical software company Knowde secured $60 million in Series C funding led by Blue Cloud Ventures and others. The funds will expand operations and enhance its Master Data Management platform, which digitizes and automates processes for chemical suppliers and distributors, modernizing their online commerce.
Evolve, an Atlanta-based prefabrication workflow tech company, secured over $6 million in growth funding. The funds will accelerate the development of Evolve’s platform, which automates construction design workflows for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing contractors. The enhancements will include improved Revit modeling, content management, and cross-department spooling methods.
An NYC-based company specializing in attention-based media quality measurement raised $1.4M in Seed funding, led by AperiamVentures. The funds will enhance product capabilities and support global team growth. Adelaide, led by CEO Marc Guldimann, offers a platform to improve advertising transparency and optimize campaign performance for large brands.
A Redwood City-based digital health platform raised $14M in Series A funding led by Inspired Capital, with participation from Craft Ventures, Torch Capital, and others. The funds will accelerate platform development and expand its network of healthcare advocates across the U.S.
Vancouver-based Borealis secured $150M in Series A funding, led by Versant Ventures and Novartis AG. The funds will enhance their RNA medicine development. Novartis also gains an option to acquire two future programs, potentially earning Borealis up to $750M through clinical and regulatory milestones.
Chicago-based SaaS platform Amount secured $30M in equity funding, led by Curql with participation from Goldman Sachs and others. The funds will bolster its technology, focusing on AI and machine learning to support credit unions. Amount helps financial institutions optimize consumer and SMB origination through its integrated platform.
Atlanta-based private equity firm Resurgens Technology Partners secured $800 million for its Fund III. The fund will focus on majority investments in North American and European lower middle-market software companies, aiming to support growth through strategic initiatives like sales, marketing, and talent recruitment.
Torrance-based advanced manufacturing company Hadrian has acquired Datum Source, a Newport Beach SaaS platform for procurement management, founded by SpaceX supply chain experts. Datum automates and streamlines supply chain operations for advanced hardware startups, enhancing efficiency for companies in space, defense, and other industries.
UK-based startup Drift Energy raised £4.65 million in seed funding to advance its vessel design program and expand it team. Led by CEO Ben Medland, the company aims to produce green hydrogen at sea using high-tech sailing vessel driving the global transition to clean energy.
