Stable, a provider of price risk-management services for the agricultural-commodity industry, fetched $60 million in Series B funding. Acrew Capital led the round, which included support from Anthemis, Notion, Greycroft, Continental Grain Co., Alumni Ventures, Syngenta Group, Gaingels and others. Stable has offices in New York, Chicago, London and Bermuda.
Assembled, a workforce management provider for support teams, closed a $51 million Series B round. Lead investor New Enterprise Associates was joined by Emergence Capital and Basis Set Ventures in the funding. NEA’s Vanessa Larco and Hilarie Koplow-McAdams will join the company’s board.
Full-Life Technologies, a Shanghai-based radiotherapeutics startup, completed a $37 million Series A round led by Sequoia Capital China.
Jadu AR, a Los Angeles-based Web3 augmented-reality gaming startup, raised $36 million in Series A funding. Bain Capital Crypto led the investment, which included contributions from General Catalyst, Alumni Ventures and others.
Manta, a data lineage and observability platform, landed $35 million in Series B funding. Forestay Capital led the round, which included additional support from Bessemer Venture Partners, SAP.io, Senovo and Credo Ventures.
Gametime, a San Francisco-based platform for last-minute game, concert and show tickets, snagged $30 million in funding. Led by Nimble Partners, the round included support from Maven Ventures, Accel, GV, Bolt Ventures, Tenere Capital, Blitzscaling Ventures, Next Play Capital, Alumni Ventures, University Growth Fund, Palapa Ventures and others.
Seemplicity, a Tel Aviv-based risk-reduction and productivity platform for security teams, raised $26 million in Series A funding led by Glilot Capital Partners. New investors NTTVC and Atlantic Bridge also participated in the round, along with previous backers S Capital VC and Rain Capital.
Indigov, a constituent-service platform for public officials, closed a $25 million Series B round from Tusk Venture Partners, 8VC, Wicklow Capital, Align Ventures and Valor Equity Partners.
Joywell Foods, a Davis, Calif.-based startup that utilizes a proprietary microbial fermentation process to produce nature-identical sweet proteins that mimic the taste of sugar, fetched $25 million in Series B financing. Piva Capital led the round, with co-founder and Partner Adzmel Adznan joining the company’s board. Additional investors in the round included B37 Ventures, Global Brain Corp., Khosla Ventures, Evolv Ventures, SOSV's IndieBio and Alumni Ventures.
Air Doctor, which connects travelers who fall ill abroad with local private doctors through a mobile and web app, picked up a $20 million investment. Led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, the round included participation from Vintage Investment Partners, Munich Re Ventures and Kamet Ventures.
Vibenomics Inc., a Fishers, Ind.-based provider of audio advertising technology for retailers, secured $12.3 million in Series B financing led by Panoramic Ventures.
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