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.406 Ventures wraps up fourth fund

Boston-based .406 Ventures, a venture firm that invests in early-stage enterprise tech and digital health companies, has closed its fourth fund at $294 million, beating its $225 million target. Also, the firm has promoted Payal Agrawal Divakaran to partner as well as hired Kevin Wang as an associate and Joseph SantaBarbara as controller.

Lucence garners $20 mln Series A

Singapore-based Lucence, a genomic medicine company, has secured $20 million in Series A funding. IHH Healthcare led the round.

Gravitational pulls in $25 mln Series in Kleiner Perkins-led round

Oakland, California-based Gravitational, a provider of infrastructure software solutions, has raised $25 million in Series A funding. Kleiner Perkins led the round.

CincyTech targets $50 mln for fifth fund

CincyTech is seeking to raise $50 million for its fifth fund, according to an SEC filing. The seed-stage firm invests in tech companies in Southwest Ohio.

Fan engagement platform Trufan buys SocialRank, also secures venture debt

Toronto-based Trufan, a fan engagement platform, has acquired SocialRank, a audience segmentation platform. Also, Trufan has raised US$400,000 in venture debt from previous backer Round13 Capital, a Toronto-based venture firm.

Active Navigation pockets $11 mln

Reston, Virginia-based Active Navigation, a data privacy and governance software provider, has raised $11 million in funding. Mobeus led the round.

Mobile games party app Bunch attracts funding

New York City and Toronto-based Bunch, a party app for mobile games, has secured US$3.85 million in funding. The capital infusion will be used to to accelerate product development and expand partnerships and integrations. Bunch is backed by LVP, Tencent, Supercell, Riot, Miniclip, Founders Fund, Betaworks and North Zone.

Vayyar Imaging rallies $109 mln Series D

Vayyar Imaging, an Israeli 4D radar imaging company, has secured $109 million in Series D funding. Koch Disruptive Technologies led the round with participation from other investors that included Regal Four, Battery Ventures, Bessemer Ventures, ICV, ITI, Walden Riverwood and Claltech.

Pensa Systems nets $10 mln

Austin-based Pensa Systems, a provider of autonomous perception systems, has raised $10 million in funding. Signia Venture Partners and ATX Venture Partners led the round. In addition to the funding, ATX Managing Director Chris Shonk has joined Pensa’s board of directors.

Give InKind nabs $1.5 mln

Seattle-based Give InKind, a social support platform, has raised $1.5 million in funding. The investors included Trilogy Equity Partners, Madrona Venture Group, SeaChange Fund, Keeler Investments, FAM Fund, Grubstakes, Alliance of Angels and X Factor Ventures.