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Boulder Wind Power Inks $8M Series ABoulder Wind Power has raised $8 million in a Series A financing round led by Menlo Park, Calif.-based New Enterprise Associates. Individual investor James Maguire Jr. also participated in the round. The money will be used for development, testing and commercialization of the company’s wind turbine technology.
- VertiFlex Gets VC Backing
New Enterprise Associates, Aberdare Ventures, Alta Partners and Thomas, McNerney & Partners backed VertiFlex, the spinal support products developer, with $14 million and have an option to provide the company with another $14 million within the next 12 months.
- New Enterprise Leads $11 Mln Round for SolidFire
SolidFire, an Atlanta-based cloud computing storage platform, said Wednesday that it has closed an $11 million round of funding led by New Enterprise Associates. Valhalla Partners and Novak Biddle Venture Partners participating, current investors in SolidFire, also participated.
- Physician Oncology Merges with Vantage Oncology
Healthcare companies Physician Oncology Services and Vantage Oncology plan to merge. Financial terms of the deal were not released. The combined company will be known as Vantage Oncology, and is backed by private equity firm Oak Hill Capital Partners. Physician Oncology Services has been a portfolio company of Oak Hill Capital since January 2007.
IPO Momentum Turns Into New Year WhimperOverall, the IPO market rebounded well in 2010
- SnagFilms Secures $10 Million In Growth Financing
SnagFilms secured $10 million in growth capital from new investors New Enterprise Associates Inc. of Menlo Park, Calif., and Comcast Interactive Capital of Philadelphia, Pa. SnagFilm founder Ted Leonsis and Steve Case, who are both existing investors, participated in the latest round. Snagfilms plans to use the financing used to expand its distribution of independent films. Snagfilms is a web site that allows users to watch full-length documentary films for free.
- DST, Like, Did Invest in Groupon's $950 Mln Round but Mail.ru Didn't
Groupon, the daily coupon site, issued a corrected release late Monday that made changes to its investor list. Mail.ru did not participate in the current investment round that raised $950 million in financing. However, DST did, according to the release. Earlier Monday, Group issued a statement listing a slew of investors contributing to the near $1 billion round, including Andreessen Horowitz and Battery Ventures.