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Chooch.AI raises $2.8 mln in Vickers Venture Partners led roundChooch.AI said it raised $2.8 million of seed capital in a round led by Vickers Venture Partners and joined by angel investors. The funds will be used to expand market efforts and grow the staff.
- Biotech startup RWDC Industries snaps up $22 mln
Singapore-based biotech startup RWDC Industries has raised $22 million in funding. Vickers Venture Partners and Eversource Retirement Plan Master Trust, the pension fund of Eversource Energy, led the round.
- Biotech startup RWDC snags $13 mln
Singapore-headquartered RWDC Industries Pte Ltd, a biotech startup, has raised $13 million in funding. Vickers Venture Partners and WI Harper Group led the round. Vickers Chairman and co-founding partner Dr. Finian Tan, along with WI Harper Chairman Mr. Peter Liu have joined RWDC's board of directors.
- Everledger nets $10.4 mln Series A
London-based Everledger, a digital ledger, has raised $10.4 million in Series A funding. GMP Securities and Fidelity Investments led the round with participation from Vickers Ventures Partners, Graphene Venture Capital, FPV, Fenbushi, Bloomberg Beta and Rakuten. In addition to the funding, Everledger has added Dr. Finian Tan, the chairman of Vickers Venture Partners, to its board.
- Skyroam pulls in $20 mln Series C
Skyroam, a global WiFi provider that keeps travelers connected around the world, has raised $20 million in Series C funding. JAFCO Asia led the round with participation from Vickers Venture, GSR Ventures, China Broadband Capital and Delta Electronics Capital.
- ALO7 lands $37.5 mln Series D
ALO7, China's English language learning product and services provider, has raised $37.5 million in Series D financing. Legend Capital led this round with participation from GuoHe Capital, UG Investment, Qualcomm, New Oriental and Vickers Venture Partners.
- Skyroam rakes in $23.5 mln
Skyroam, a personal Wi-Fi hotspot provider that lets travelers stay connected around the world, has secured a total of $23.5 million in Series B funding. Lenovo Group led the round with participation from other investors that included CBC Capital, GSR Ventures and Vickers Venture.