Grafbase Announces $7.3M in Funding to Build the Data Platform of the Future – Grafbase, the data platform for developers, today announced that it has raised $7.3M in total funding. The company’s fresh $5M seed round was led by Next47, a global venture capital firm investing in category-defining B2B companies. The funding round also saw participation from Alven, Uncorrelated Ventures, and a group of renowned angel investors including Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch, Datadog CEO Olivier Pomel, GitHub ex-CEO Nat Friedman, Netlify CEO Mathias Biilmann Christensen, and Cockroach Labs CEO Spencer Kimball, among others.
London Start-Up Flyp Raises £5 Million To Revamp Selling A Home – Flyp, UK tech start-up that has built a platform for property sales, has raised £5 million in a seed round.
The proptech start-up, founded last year, said it has developed a platform to help property owners and agents to sell properties more efficiently.
The round was led by Outward VC, a fintech-focused firm that has backed Curve, along with a group of angel investors and family offices.
Shadowbox closes Series A Funding round with Baleon Capital – Shadowbox, a leading innovator in healthcare automation solutions, today announced the close of its Series A financing with Baleon Capital, an early-stage growth fund. Baleon Capital will invest up to $6 million to drive scale, expand market penetration, and enhance product automation.
“Baleon Capital brings strategic advice & deep healthcare relationships to drive scale,” said Shadowbox CEO, Greg SteinTweet this
Shadowbox redefines workflow automation between healthcare providers and their customers, instantly connecting their systems to a library of electronic health records (EHRs). Shadowbox’s patented technology enables complete, accurate, and cost-effective transfer of patient data, freeing providers from costly and time-consuming traditional integration projects.
Finexio Closes $35 Million Series B Funding Round – Finexio, the fast-growing B2B accounts payables (AP) Payments-as-a-Service company, today announces the successful completion of an oversubscribed $35 million Series B funding round at a $100 million pre-money valuation. Mendon Venture Partners and National Bank Holdings Corporation (NYSE: NBHC) co-led the financing. J.P. Morgan was the largest investor in the growth round. Existing fintech investor Patriot Financial Partners participated in addition to new investors Discover Financial Services (NYSE: DFS), Valley Bank (NASDAQ:VLY), Trogg Hawley Capital LLC, and other leading financial services and fintech C-suite executives.
Receipt data fintech Banyan raises $43mn in Series A funding – Fintech platform Banyan – which offers item-level receipt data solutions for banks, fintechs and merchants – has raised US$43mn in a Series A funding round led by Fin Capital and M13.
The investment will allow Banyan to accelerate its technology and grow its two-sided network, empowering clients to utilise item-level receipt data to improve the shopping experience for partners and improve consumer engagement.
Resolve Biosciences Raises $71M in Series B Financing – Resolve Biosciences, a Monheim am Rhein, Germany-based molecular cartography technology company, raised $71m in Series B funding.
The round was led by Patient Square Capital with participation from EDBI, PS Capital, Alafi Capital, and NRW.BANK.
The company, which has now raised more than $100m, intends to use the funds to scale operations and accelerate product development to meet demand worldwide.
Startup Tellius raises $16M in new funding to fuel growth –
Tellius recently raised $16 million in venture capital funding, nearly doubling the startup’s total funding to $33 million.
Founded in 2015 and based in Reston, Va., Tellius is an analytics vendor whose platform specializes in decision intelligence, which is the use of automation and machine learning (ML) to surface insights to augment humans and aid in decision-making.
The vendor emerged from stealth in 2018 with an enterprise platform geared toward on-premises users, and in 2020 it added Tellius On-Demand, a SaaS version of its capabilities.
Hoxton Farms closes $22m Series A funding round – London-based Hoxton Farms has raised $22 million in a Series A funding round led by Collaborative Fund, an early backer of Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, and venture capital fund Fine Structure Ventures.
The investment will be used to build a 13,000-square-foot pilot facility in Shoreditch, London, capable of producing cultivated animal fat.