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Viptela raises $75 mln from Redline, Northgate, Sequoia, is valued at $875 mlnViptela has raised $75 million of Series C capital in a round led by Redline Capital and joined by new investor Northgate Capital and existing investor Sequoia Capital, according to a press release. The round values the company at $875 million, the release said.
- ID data company Drawbridge raises $25 mln in Series C led by Sequoia
Sequoia led a $25 million Series C funding in Drawbridge, a technology company that provides cross-device identity data. Existing investors Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers and Northgate Capital also participated.
Startups offer new take on real estate investing beyond REITsA new slew of companies focused on the individual real estate investor are raising cash; will the risks deter VCs?
- The Capital Partnership agrees to buy Northgate Capital
The Capital Partnership agreed to buy 100 percent of Northgate Capital from Religare and members of the fund of fund's management team. Religare, an India-based finacial services group, acquired a majority stake in Northgate in 2010. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals. Terms were not disclosed.
- Capital Partnership buys Northgate
The Capital Partnership, a private investment office and asset manager with offices in Dubai and London, announced that it has agreed to acquire Northgate Capital from Religare and certain members of Northgate’s management team for an undisclosed price. Religare, an India-based diversified financial services group, acquired a majority stake in Northgate in 2010. Founded in 2000, Northgate is based in Danville, California, and has additional offices in the United Kingdom and Mexico. It invests in venture capital and private equity funds and also makes direct VC investments.
Worldwide fundraising briefsFrom Mucker in LA to Atomico in the UK, a recap of worldwide fundraising news
Thomvest Ventures invests in $30 mln financing of Skyport SystemsSkyport Systems Inc, a U.S.-based provider of secure computing infrastructure for enterprise applications, has obtained US$30 million in financing. The round was led by GV and joined by a number of venture capital investors, including Thomvest Ventures, the US$250 million fund of Canada's Peter Thomson. Skyport, which is headquartered in Mountain View, California, said it will use the funds raised to expand sales and marketing and accelerate its research and development programs. The company was founded in 2013.
New York-based Contour raises $81 mln for two fundsNew York-based Contour Venture Partners, an investor in Datadog, OnDeck and Ticketfly, announced it has raised $81 million combined for two new funds. This includes $56 million for its third early-stage fund, which beat its $50 million target, and $25 million for its first opportunity fund.