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PE fund briefs, week of Oct. 19, 2009Fund-raising news briefs about Catterton, Quantum Energy and other private equity firms
- peHUB Wire: Monday, Octoober 19, 2009
Random Ramblings
- peHUB Wire: Monday, Octoober 19, 2009
Random Ramblings
- From the Filings: VC Deal Scoop
What follows are six VC deals culled from recent Regulation D filings with the SEC. None of them has been otherwise disclosed: * Audience Science Inc., a New York-based provider of behaviorally-targeted audience analytics for Web advertising, has secured $15 million of a $20 million round (including $10m of converted promissory notes from 2008). Backers include Mayfield Fund, Mohr Davidow Ventures, Meritech Capital Partners and Integral Capital Partners. Audience Science previously raised over $80 million. www.audiencescience.com http://www.audiencescience.com/ * Damballa Inc., an Atlanta-based developer of Internet security software focused on "bot armies," has secured over $8 million of a $9 million funding round. Palomar Ventures was joined by return backers like InterWest Partners and Sigma Partners. The company previously raised $8.5 million. www.damballa.com http://www.damballa.com/
- Week in deals, Oct. 12, 2009
A summary of North American tech companies and other businesses that raised venture financing in the past week
- Visible Measures Adds DAG To Investor Group
Visible Measures Corp., a Boston-based company that measures the behavior of online video audiences, has raised an undisclosed amount of Series C funding from DAG Ventures. The company previously held a $10 million first close on the round, from Northgate Capital, General Catalyst Partners and Mohr Davidow Ventures.
- peHUB Wire: Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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- peHUB Wire: Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Random Ramblings
- Top VC Recipients of 2009 (so far)
In light of Twitter having raised over $135 million in VC funding so far this year (new round plus January round), I figured it was time for a Top 10 list of 2009 venture recipients. And, no, Twitter is not in the top spot. That honor goes to Clovis Oncology, which raised over $146 million in a Series A round four months ago. A few metrics notes: (1) The list only includes U.S.-based companies. It didn't appear that any non-U.S. companies qualified and, if they did, I didn't want to get bogged down in currency disputes; (2) The list aggregates all VC funding secured in 2009, rather than individual rounds; (3) The calculations do not include government funding (grants, etc); (4) The ability to secure lots of VC dollars does not necessarily correlate to a strong company or strong returns. So, without further ado, get the full list after the jump...
- Week in deals, Sept. 21, 2009
Summary of North American tech companies and other businesses that raised venture financing in the past week