
Drug discovery technology developer Standigm added $10m to the cash it raised from SK Chemicals last week while Six FinTech Ventures helped fintech software provider Toqio secure $9.4m.
SoftBank Vision Fund 2 co-led a round for surveillance technology provider AnyVision, which counts Qualcomm and Robert Bosch as existing backers.
The cybersecurity technology provider, backed by LG, Samsung, HP and Nvidia, added cash from Chrysalis Investments to a series D round now totalling $167m.
Marubeni and SBI have co-led a $15.3m round for the Mongolia-focused mobile credit app developer, investing alongside existing shareholder Techstars Ventures.
Nationwide helped the open finance business raise $18m which will be used to boost expansion in Europe and accelerate its growth across the wealth, insurance and retail spaces.
H&M, Bestseller, Adidas and Sateri helped the regenerated textile fibre business raise new funding, which will be used to boost its expansion and build a new production facility.
Hyundai Motor provided new funding to the lithium-metal battery developer, which was previously backed by General Motors, SAIC Motor and Applied Materials.
The online payment technology provider, which counts Mastercard and PayPal as existing investors, reportedly raised the cash at a flat $3bn valuation.
The EWTP-backed cross-border e-commerce marketplace has secured funding in a round led by JD.com valuing it at $3bn.
Santander’s independent venture capital spinoff has led a series B round for byrd, which increased the business’ total funding to $30.8m.