Venture Capital Blog

ANYbotics, a global innovator in autonomous robotic inspection, has secured $60 million in new funding, raising its total to over $130 million. Led by Qualcomm Ventures and Supernova Invest, the investment supports U.S. expansion and global scaling to meet rising demand for its cutting-edge industrial inspection technologies.

Federato, an insurtech trailblazer, has secured $40 million in Series C funding to revolutionize risk management through AI. With $80 million raised to date, the company is transforming insurance underwriting, empowering carriers to navigate complex risks with precision and speed.

When actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought Wrexham AFC, a struggling Welsh soccer club, few could have predicted the impact. Their initial investment led to the Netflix documentary Welcome to Wrexham, which generated millions in global revenue and transformed the club’s finances. 

San Francisco-based artificial intelligence leader OpenAI has raised $6.6 billion in a recent funding round, pushing its post-money valuation to an impressive $157 billion.

For entrepreneurs seeking venture capital, understanding pre-money valuation and post-money valuation is essential for successful fundraising. These valuation concepts help determine the equity exchanged for investment and shape long-term outcomes. 

Qualified Small Business Stocks, commonly referred to as QSBS, can be a significant advantage for investors and businesses alike. By offering potential tax benefits and stimulating capital flow into small businesses, QSBS has captured the attention of many astute investors.

Buy-and-build is an effective business growth strategy that involves acquiring and integrating smaller, complementary companies into a larger platform. The strategy is often adopted by private equity firms and expanding businesses that aim to scale operations rapidly, enhance market presence, and drive value. 

In a move that’s sure to shake up the business intelligence sector, Board Intelligence has secured substantial funding from K1 Investment Management. This investment, which values Board Intelligence at £230 million, marks a pivotal moment for the AI-based business, underscoring its robust market position and growth potential.

Indiana's tech venture capital (VC) scene is experiencing a remarkable surge, outpacing national trends even as the broader US market faces challenges.