Moxion Power Co., a Richmond, Calif.-based manufacturer of clean mobile energy storage technology, secured $100 million in Series B funding. Tamarack Global led the investment, and was joined by Energy Impact Partners, Sunbelt Rentals, Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund, Microsoft’s Climate Innovation Fund, Enterprise Holdings Ventures, Marubeni Ventures, Suffolk Technologies and Rocketship.vc.
Not So Dark, a Paris-based food tech startup, snagged an $80 million Series B round. Co-led by Kharis Capital and Verlinvest, the funding included contributions from Conviviality Ventures.
Strike, a Chicago-based bitcoin payments startup, scored an $80 million investment led by Ten31.
Avidbots Corp., a Canada-based maker of an autonomous floor-scrubbing robot, raised $70 million in Series C funding led by Jeneration Capital. New investors BMO Capital Partners, Golden Vision Capital and Nicola Wealth also participated in the round, along with previous backers True Ventures, Next 47, SOSV, GGV Capital, BDC Capital, Golden Ventures and Kensington Capital Partners.
Flatfile, a Denver startup whose technology enables seamless data exchange between companies, secured $50 million in Series B financing. Led by Tiger Global Management, the round included contributions from Gradient Ventures, Scale Ventures, Workday Ventures, Afore Capital, Two Sigma Ventures and others.
Unravel Data, a Palo Alto, Calif.-based DataOps observability platform, closed a $50 million Series D round. Third Point Ventures led the investment, with Partner Curtis McKee joining the company’s board. Bridge Bank, Menlo Ventures, Point72 Ventures, GGV Capital and Harmony Capital also invested in the round.
Arthur, a platform that monitors, measures and improves machine learning models, raised $42 million in Series B financing. Acrew Capital and Greycroft Ventures co-led the round, which included support from Index Ventures, BAM Elevate, Work-Bench and Plexo Capital.
MPCH Labs Inc., a New York-based company whose first product is an operating system allowing users to self-manage assets, wallets and workflow policies, completed a $40 million Series A round. Liberty City Ventures led the round, which included participation from QCP Capital, Mantis VC, Human Capital, Global Coin Research, LedgerPrime, Finality Capital, Oak HC/FT, Polygon Studios, Quantstamp and Animoca Brands.
Tray.io, a San Francisco-based low-code automation and integration provider, nabbed a $40 million investment. New investor CPP Investments joined existing backers True Ventures, GGV Capital, Spark Capital, Meritech Capital Partners and Stepstone Group in the funding.
Caraway, a New York-based kitchenware and home goods brand, grabbed a $35 million investment led by McCarthy Capital. The company is also included in the portfolios of Consumer Ventures, Five Four Ventures and G9 Ventures.
GlossGenius, a New York-based operating system provider to the beauty and wellness industry, collected $25 million in Series B funding. Co-lead investors Imaginary Ventures and Bessemer Venture Partners were joined by Left Lane Capital in the round.
Sinai Technologies, a San Francisco-based decarbonization intelligence platform, fetched $22 million in Series A funding. Led by Energize Ventures, the round included contributions from Stardust Equity, HighSage Ventures, Obvious Ventures, Valo Ventures, Afore Capital, High Alpha, Presidio Ventures and Singtel Innov8. Energize Ventures’ Eileen Waris joined the board.
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