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Sun Microsystems founder targets $1bn for first institutional fundKhosla Ventures, led by ‘one of the most successful venture capitalists in Silicon Valley’, is for the first time raising external institutional money. It has already secured a $200m anchor investment from CalPERS.
- ArcelorMittal commits $208m to cleantech
The Luxembourg-based steel producer has launched two funds targeting cleantech and carbon credit-producing investment opportunities. The cleantech fund has made its first investment in solar company Miasolé, injecting $20m into the company.
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- Methane producer raises $100m VC funding(4)
GreatPoint Energy is backed by venture firms like Kleiner Perkins and Draper Fisher Jurvetson, but the company brought in institutional investors for its third round of fundraising.
- Methane producer raises $100m VC funding(3)
GreatPoint Energy is backed by venture firms like Kleiner Perkins and Draper Fisher Jurvetson, but the company brought in institutional investors for its third round of fundraising.
- Methane producer raises $100m VC funding(2)
GreatPoint Energy is backed by venture firms like Kleiner Perkins and Draper Fisher Jurvetson, but the company brought in institutional investors for its third round of fundraising.
- Unitus Seed Fund Inks $8M For Seed Fund
Unitus Seed Fund has raised $8 million in commitments for its seed-stage venture fund focused on startups serving low-income consumers in India. Founding investors include Mike Murray, co-founder Unitus Labs; Vinod Khosla; 500 Startups, and Bob Gay.
- Methane producer raises $100m VC funding
GreatPoint Energy is backed by venture firms like Kleiner Perkins and Draper Fisher Jurvetson, but the company brought in institutional investors for its third round of fundraising.
- VCJ Year in Review: Canada's Obscure Startups Break Out
More U.S.-based VCs and acquirers came up to Canada in 2012, looking for good deal flow, rational valuations and inexpensive buys.