Platform.sh, a Paris- and San Francisco-based platform for building, running and scaling web applications, raised $140 million in Series D funding. Co-lead investors Digital+ Partners, Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital and Revaia were joined by Benhamou Global Ventures, Eurazeo, Hi Inov and Partech in the round.
Magic Eden, an NFT marketplace, closed a $130 million Series B round, giving the company a valuation of $1.6 billion. Electric Capital and Greylock co-led the funding, which included contributions from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Paradigm and Sequoia Capital.
Omio, a Berlin-based transportation booking provider, picked up an $80 million funding round from investors including Lazard Asset Management, Stack Capital Group, New Enterprise Associates, Temasek and funds managed by Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
Openly Inc., a Boston-based homeowners insurance startup, completed a $75 million Series C round from investors including Advance Venture Partners, Clocktower Ventures, Obvious Ventures, Gradient Ventures, PJC Ventures, Techstars and MTech Capital.
Autobooks Inc., a Detroit-based payment and accounting platform for small businesses, landed $50 million in Series C funding. Led by Macquarie Capital Principal Finance, the round included additional support from Baird Capital, Commerce Ventures, Draper Triangle Ventures, MissionOG and TD Bank. Larry Handen, senior managing director at Macquarie Capital, joined the company’s board.
CloudNC, a London-based developer of software that enables factories to autonomously manufacture precision parts, nabbed $45 million in Series B financing. Lead investor Autodesk was joined by Lockheed Martin, British Patient Capital, Atomico and Episode 1 Ventures in the round.
Instanda, a U.K.-headquartered no-code core insurance platform provider, collected a $45 million funding round. Toscafund led the investment, with support from Dale Ventures.
Wingcopter, a Germany-based delivery drone manufacturer, added $42 million in Series A extension funding from Futury Capital, Xplorer Capital, Itochu, REWE Group, Salvia and XAI technologies.
Cyberint, an Israel-based cyber threat intelligence provider, snagged a $40 million Series C investment. StageOne Ventures led the round, which saw participation from Viola Growth and others.
Huspy, a Dubai-based proptech startup, raised $37 million in Series A funding. Sequoia Capital India led the round, which included contributions from Founders Fund, Fifth Wall, COTU Ventures, Breyer Capital, VentureFriends and others.
&Open, a corporate gifting startup, fetched $26 million in Series A funding. Molten Ventures led the round, which saw participation from First Round Capital, LocalGlobe, Tribal VC and Middlegame Ventures.
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