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MasterClass passes series E test with $100m

The online teaching service was valued at $800m in a Fidelity-led round, adding to earlier funding from investors such as Bloomberg Beta, WME Ventures and Novel TMT.

May 21, 2020

Khatabook reaches new chapter with $60m

Tencent and Unilever Ventures have participated in a series B round for the business accounting platform developer, reportedly valuing it at up to $300m.

May 21, 2020

Omada Health embraces $57m

The corporate-backed health management service raised the cash from Perceptive Advisors and has used $30m to buy musculoskeletal-focused Physera.

May 21, 2020

Simple Love signs off on series A

Guangzhou Honest Dairy's yoghurt brand has spun off with $56.3m in a round led by Matrix Partners China that will fund the strengthening of its production resources.

May 21, 2020

Source Defense secures series A-plus capital

Capital One Ventures was among the participants as e-commerce focused cybersecurity provider Source Defense sealed $10.5m of series A funding.

May 20, 2020

Leyan lets in series C1 funding

The customer service technology developer has raised $21.1m from investors including Beijing Kunlun Technology in a round co-led by Blue Lake Capital and Eastern Bell Venture Capital.

May 20, 2020

Sound Agriculture swings $22m

Existing investors Cavallo Ventures and Syngenta Ventures returned to reinvest in the crop production technology developer’s series C round.

May 20, 2020

SQZ sequences $65m series D

GV and Illumina Ventures returned to reinvest in cellular therapy developer SQZ Biotechnologies, an MIT spinout that has now raised at least $166m to date.

May 20, 2020

SoftBank caters to Katerra with $200m

SoftBank Vision Fund has invested $200m in the construction services provider, which announced the round at the same time as chief operating officer Paal Kibsgaard's ascendancy to CEO.

May 20, 2020

Rallybio tallies up $145m for series B

The rare disease drug developer pulled in $145m through a round led by Pivotal BioVenture Partners and backed by Mitsui and Fidelity.

May 20, 2020
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