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Desktop Metal rakes in $115 mln Series DBurlington, Massachusetts-based Desktop Metal, a metal 3D printing services provider, has closed $115 million in Series D funding. The backers were New Enterprise Associates, GV, GE Ventures, Future Fund, Techtronic Industries, Lowe’s, Lux Capital, Vertex Ventures, Moonrise Venture Partners, DCVC Opportunity, Tyche, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Shenzhen Capital Group and Saudi Aramco.
- Framebridge nets $16.7 mln Series B
Washington, D.C.-based Framebridge, a custom framing company, has raised $16.7 million in Series B funding. The investors in this round were Gordon Segal, co-founder of Crate and Barrel, Beth Kaplan, former president and chief operating officer of Rent the Runway, New Enterprise Associates, Revolution Ventures and SWaN & Legend Venture Partners.
- NEA leads Series A round for SiteTraker
Montclair, New Jersey-based SiteTraker, an enterprise project and collaboration management software application provider, has raised $11 million in Series A financing. New Enterprise Associates led the round.
- Employee relocation platform MOVE Guides collects $48 mln Series C
UK-based MOVE Guides, an employee relocation platform, has raised $48 million in Series C funding. The investors were Future Fund, New Enterprise Associates and Notion Capital.
- ZeroFOX grabs $40 mln
ZeroFOX, a provider of social media and digital risk monitoring, has secured $40 million in funding. Redline Capital Management and Silver Lake Waterman led the round with participation from other backers that included New Enterprise Associates, Highland Capital Partners and Core Capital. In conjunction with the funding, ZeroFOX has added Alastair Cookson, a partner at Redline Capital Management, to its board of directors.
- Transfix pulls in $42 mln Series C in NEA-led round
New York-based Transfix, a logistics intelligence software and truckload marketplace, has raised $42 million in Series C funding. New Enterprise Associates led the round. Other investors included Canvas Ventures and Lerer Hippeau Ventures.
