Private Equity
Lane, a Toronto-based property technology company, has raised $2.5 million in financing, according to Real Estate Weekly and other media sources. The round was backed by Alate Partners, Panache Ventures and Colliers Proptech Accelerator, managed by Techstars. Founded in 2014 by CEO Clint Robinson and CPO Kofi Gyekye, Lane provides tenant engagement solutions geared to commercial office buildings. It will use the funds raised for new hires and U.S. market expansion, Real Estate Weekly said. Alate, a Toronto-based strategic property technology platform, was launched last November with a $40 million seed-stage financing backed by Dream Unlimited and Relay Ventures.
1 min read · 10 May 2019
U.S. Venture Partners has raised over $292 million for its twelfth fund, according to an SEC filing. The target is $350 million. Based in Menlo Park, California, the venture firm invests in technology and healthcare.
1 min read · 10 May 2019
Hong Kong-based OneDegree, an insurance tech startup, has raised over $30 million in funding. BitRock Capital led the round with participation from other investors that included Cyberport Macro Fund and Cathay Venture.
1 min read · 10 May 2019
Grain, an online food company, has raised $10 million Series B funding. Singha Ventures led the round with participation from other investors that included Genesis Alternative Ventures, Sass Corp, K2 Global, FoodXervices, Majuven, Openspace Ventures, Raging Bull and Cento Ventures.
1 min read · 10 May 2019
California-based Integra Devices, a next-generation micro-device company, has secured $6 million in funding. Kairos Ventures led the round.
1 min read · 10 May 2019
Understory, a weather network and analytics company, has secured $5.25 million in Series B funding. True Ventures led the round with participation from 4490 Ventures and Revolution’s Rise of the Rest Seed Fund.
3 min read · 09 May 2019
Overhaul Group Inc, a supply chain integrity solutions provider, has secured $7 million in funding. The investors included Abbey International Finance.
1 min read · 09 May 2019
Thentia, a Toronto-based provider of regulatory and compliance software, has secured an up-sized $2.5 million debt facility. The funding came from Espresso Capital, a Canadian lender to growth-stage technology companies. It follows a non-disclosed venture debt financing provided last September. Founded in 2014 and led by CEO Julian Cardarelli, Thentia offers database technology designed for regulatory bodies, licensing boards and private businesses to help them streamline operations in regulation, compliance and governance. It will use the facility's proceeds for continued growth and entering into new markets.
3 min read · 09 May 2019
Edtech company Kahoot said it acquired DragonBox, a Norwegian maker of math apps.
1 min read · 09 May 2019
Franklin Templeton has raised $70.4 million toward its Franklin Blackhorse venture-capital fund, according to a filing with the SEC.
1 min read · 09 May 2019