
WM Motor is executing a reverse merger at a hefty cut from its 2021 valuation, showing the big risks involved with investing in China's saturated electric vehicle sector.
Sustainability and customer experience are on the agenda for transportation CVCs in 2023.
Take time, focus on quality and internal relationships, make an impact — these are the top resolutions investors have for 2023.
2022 saw a screeching turnaround in market sentiment. How well did corporate investors cope?
Japanese venture capital culture is starting to change and women at corporate venture units are at the forefront of the transition.
While corporate-backed deals are down at the subdued levels we've been observing since July, mobility, logistics and gaming saw an uptick.
Phlux Technology has raised $4.9m from investors including Foresight Williams Technology Funds as it looks to become the Nvidia of the sensor market.
The new fund will invest in software, mobility services and sustainability.
The hiring comes after InMotion’s recent hiring of Mike Smeed, as managing director to further innovative the autonomous car and shared mobility sector
Corporate investors must not lose sight of who they are serving, ie the startup, Jim Adler, head of Toyota Ventures told the GCV audience in Tokyo.
NCSoft invested $15m in Mysten Labs to take the latter’s series B round to $300m while Porsche backed Xanadu’s $100m series C.
Xiaomi provided $68.9m in series C funding for Atech Automotive while Intel and Micron were part of Eliyan’s $40m series A round.
Cable One provided $50m for Ziply Fiber while Mercuria co-led a series C round the same size for The Mobility House.
Databricks, Dell, HPE and Salesforce were all part of Alation’s $123m series E round while Alphabet took part in AMP Robotics’ $91m series C.
Take time, focus on quality and internal relationships, make an impact — these are the top resolutions investors have for 2023.
Japanese venture capital culture is starting to change and women at corporate venture units are at the forefront of the transition.
Phlux Technology has raised $4.9m from investors including Foresight Williams Technology Funds as it looks to become the Nvidia of the sensor market.
The new fund will invest in software, mobility services and sustainability.