The car park management startup, which counts several property developers among its investors, has now raised $13.5m in the past year.
Month: February 2016
ThousandEyes checks out $35m series C
The network management company has added Alphabet to its shareholders, having previously secured cash from investors including Salesforce.
Quantifind locates investors for $30m
Customer insights platform Quantifind has now raised almost $50m altogether, after Comcast Ventures returned to make its second investment in the company.
Omron and Ricoh to turn on $44.5m fund
The electronics producers will set up a joint fund in March 2016 that will seek out startups in the internet of things, robotics and other emerging sectors.
Synacor attracts Technorati in $3m deal
Digital Garage-backed Technorati, which had raised more than $30m in capital since 2002, was bought by Synacor for just $3m.
Applied Materials detects Oncoscope exit
SpectraScience has acquired the assets of Applied Materials-backed oncology diagnostics technology developer Oncoscope for an undisclosed sum.
Rani Therapeutics swallows more funding
Rani, which has created a process to convert injectable drugs into pills, has attracted capital from investors including AstraZeneca and Ping An, boosting its total funding to $70m.
Digital Garage says yes to NoBroker
Peer-to-peer property rental marketplace NoBroker has followed $3m of series A funding last year with a $10m round co-led by Digital Garage.
Orami tries on Sinar Mas in $15m round
The conglomerate’s corporate venturing unit led the round for Orami, the company formed by the merger of female-focused fashion retail sites Moxy and Bilna last month.
Power Financial dives into Borrowell
Financial technology developer Borrowell has secured $6.4m from investors including Power Financial Corporation.
Corporates host MasterClass in funding
Celebrity-endorsed learning platform MasterClass has disclosed a $15m series B round backed by Bloomberg, Novel Group and William Morris Endeavor.
Naspers to stay in Ibibo with $250m investment
Naspers originally incubated online travel services provider Ibibo, which is also backed by Tencent, in 2007.
Svelte’s latest round swells to $44m
US-based medical device company Svelte Medical Systems has increased its latest funding round, already backed by construction firm Clark Enterprises’ private equity arm CNF Investments, to $44m. The additional capital was revealed in a regulatory filing and Svelte has not released any official statements. The filing indicates Svelte is seeking an additional $2.2m to close… Continue reading Svelte’s latest round swells to $44m
Forty Seven gets halfway to $75m
GV has supported the initial tranche of a $75m series A round for Forty Seven, an immuno-oncology spinout of Stanford University.