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, the pet-sitting and pet-walking company, is raising $125 million in funding, along with $30 million of debt, to keep growing in the face of increasing competition. It will use the capital to expand in Europe, starting with the U.K.
The funding comes on the heels of the $300 million in funding that rival Wag raised from SoftBank just a few months ago. Both companies are playing with serious money now, and it appears that Rover & its lead investor T. Rowe Price are not afraid to challenge SoftBank’s kingmaker strategy.
Both startups are entering each other’s turf, both have a nearly identical paw logo, and both are very well-funded. In total, Rover has raised ~$311 million while Wag has raised ~$362 million.
, Brd Euro Fund , and I have a hunch that SoftBank won’t put down its capital cannon just yet.
, a financial service startup, raised $5 million in Series A funding from investors including QED, American Express Ventures, and Portag3. This brings its total funding to approximately $7.5 million.
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, an Earth observation data company, raised $34 million in Series B funding.
led the round, and was joined by investors including
Tesi Brd Euro Fund , Draper Associates, Seraphim Capital, Space Angels, OTB, Tesi, Draper Esprit
, a Switzerland-based bitcoin and cryptocurrency mobile wallet, has raised $32 million in funding. Investors include
, a Horsham, Penn.-based talent relationship marketing platform, raised $22 million in Series B funding.
led the round, and was joined by investors including
, a Los Angeles-based provider of event technology, raised $10 million in Series B funding.
a Seattle-based small-batch craft meat company, raised $8 million in Series A funding.
led the round, and was joined by investors including
, a online whole animal butcher shop, raised $3.7 million in seed funding. Investors include
Max Ventures, Slow Ventures, BoxGroup, Tribeca Venture Partners, Collaborative Fund,
, a China-based biotechnology company, raised $260 million in funding. Investors include
ARCH Venture Partners, 6 Dimensions Capital, Boyu Capital, Yunfeng Capital, Sequoia Capital
, an online community focused on blockchain technology and cryptoassets.Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
, a State College, Penn.-based real-time behavior change analytics software provider. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
, a Malaysia-based operator of a payments platform. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
, an Atlanta, Ga.-based sales platform, raised $874 million in an IPO of 38 million shares priced at $23, an upsized IPO at the tip end of its range (previously, the firmplanned to sell 34.1 million shares priced between $21 to $23).
back the firm. Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and Morgan Stanley are underwriters in the deal. The firm listed as “GSKY” Thursday on the Nasdaq.
a New York-based wealth management firm, filed for an $100 million IPO. The firm posted revenue of $662.9 million in 2017. Goldman Sachs, BofA Merrill Lynch, and KKR are underwriters in the deal. The firm plans to list on the Nasdaq as “FOCS.”
, a Cambridge, Mass.-based focused on bone marrow transplants, filed for a $100 million IPO. J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and Cowen are underwriters in the deal. The firm has yet to post a revenue.
, a South San Francisco-based small molecule therapeutics maker for autoimmune diseases and cancer, filed for an $80.5 million IPO. The firm has yet to post revenue.
(7.6%) back the firm. Jefferies, Cowen, Wells Fargo, and William Blair are underwriters in the deal. The firm plans to list on the Nasdaq as “KZR.”
, a Cambridge, Mass.-based biotech developing diseases in which protein growth plays a main factor, raised $75 million in an IPO of 5.36 million shares priced at midpoint of $14 a share.
(10%) back the firm. Jefferies, Cowen, and BMO Capital Markets are underwriters in the deal. The firm listed on the Nasdaq as “SPRK” Thursday.
, a Chicago-based Glucagon pen maker, filed for a $75 million IPO.
(12.3%) back the firm. Jefferies, Leerink Partners, RBC Capital, and Mizuho Securities are underwriters in the deal. The company plans to list on the Nasdaq as “XERS.”
, a Germany-based provider of energy billing and energy management services for real estate, from
in a deal that values the company at a value of 4.6 billion euros ($5.4 billion).
, an Atlanta-based private equity firm, raised $764.8 million for its fourth fund, according to
a U.K.-based venture capital firm, raised £176 million (€200 million) in capital.
, a university-focused VC fund, raised $2 million for its first fund.
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