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San Francisco-based Ray Therapeutics locked up a $100 million Series A led by Novo Holdings A/S. (tied) Ray Therapeutics, $100M, biotech: Another biotech was able to raise a nine-figure round this week. Founded in 2012, the firm has now raised $195 million, according to Crunchbase.Ĥ. The Austin, Texas-based startup locked up $100 million in a round led by Japan-based Secom. Perhaps not the sexiest of industries, but still a significant market. The company offers cloud-based video surveillance. Eagle Eye Networks is an actual physical security company - although with a tech twist. (tied) Eagle Eye Networks, $100M, security: When a security company raises a nine-figure round, it is normal to assume it is referring to cybersecurity. Founded in 2018, the company has raised more than $250 million, per Crunchbase.Ĥ. In the past, targeted therapies have been mostly ineffective in treating patients with oncogene amplified cancers, according to the company. The San Diego-based startup is developing therapeutics directed against extrachromosomal DNA for patients with oncogene amplified cancers. First off is Boundless Bio, a clinical stage, next-generation precision oncology startup, which raised a $100 million Series C co-led by Leaps by Bayer and RA Capital Management. (tied) Boundless Bio, $100M, biotech: It seems every week a biotech startup or two raise a huge round. Even as interest rates have climbed back up, there clearly is still enough interest in the market to mint a property management startup as a unicorn.Ĥ.

Institutional investors started buying up single-family homes during the pandemic as interest rates remained low and families sought more space. The startup, founded in 2020, provides a handful of services to single-family rental investors - such as finding their next property or financing.

The cash infusion gave the company a valuation of $1 billion. (tied) Avenue One, $100M, property management: New York-based Avenue One also joined the unicorn herd this week with a $100 million raise led by WestCap. Founded in 2011, the company has raised more than $260 million, per Crunchbase.Ĥ. The company has surpassed $100 million in revenue and is used in more than 40,000 restaurant locations.

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Restaurant365 offers enterprise management software for restaurants, helping them take care of accounting, payroll, supply chain and more. The new round values the company at $1 billion, per its release. The company nailed down a $135 million round co-led by KKR and L Catterton. Restaurant365 tries to make that a little easier and this week the Irvine, California-based startup added some big-named backers. Restaurant365, $135M, accounting: It’s hard to run a restaurant - as anyone who has watched several reality shows based on doing so knows. Founded in 2010, Tipalti has now raised about $700 million, according to the company’s release.ģ. The latest round was from JPMorgan Chase Bank and Hercules Capital, which specializes in venture debt, although no distinction between debt and equity was announced by Tipalti. No valuation was given this time around - although that is not unusual in this time of slowing venture funding and declining valuation. Back in 2021, the Foster City, California-based fintech raised a $270 million Series F funding led by G Squared at a valuation of $8.3 billion. Tipalti, $150M, fintech: Automated payment solution Tipalti raised big this week with a $150 million “incremental growth financing” round, as the company called it. The company has now raised more than $392 million, according to Crunchbase.Ģ. Founded in 2013 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The funding is the largest in the wastewater treatment space, at least since the beginning of 2022. The startup develops technology to reduce water usage and build wastewater treatment systems for companies in the pharmaceutical, semiconductor, food and beverage, and other water-demanding industries.

The water tech startup is now valued at $1 billion. Gradiant, $225M, cleantech: Gradiant became one of the newest unicorns this week after raising a fresh $225 million in a Series D led by BoltRock Holdings and Centaurus Capital. No one sector cleaned up, as the money was spread around from cleantech to biotech to fintech to even restaurant-centric software.ġ. Eight rounds hit $100 million or more as big rounds seemed to pour in. After several weeks of just having one or two rounds of nine figures, this week saw an explosion.

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