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Matera raises another $43 million to turn residential building management
French startup Matera has announced that is has raised a new $43 million (35 million) Series B funding round led by Mubadala Capital. Bpifrance, Burda Principal Investments as well as existing investors Index Ventures and Samaipata are also participating.The company is building a vertical SaaS for residential property management. In More
Indonesian crypto exchange Pintu gets $6M Series A led by
Along with the stock market, cryptocurrency is also seeing an uptick among retail investors in Indonesia. Pintu, a platform focused on first-time cryptocurrency buyers, announced today it has raised a $6 million Series A, led by Pantera Capital, Intudo Ventures and Coinbase Ventures.Other participants in the round included Blockchain.com Ventures, More
nCino sharply raises its IPO price range, boosting possible valuation
As expected, fintech company nCino has raised its IPO price range. The North Carolina-based banking software firm now expects to sell its shares for between $28 and $29 per share, far more than its initial price range of $22 to $24 per share.At its $28 to $29 per-share price interval, More
The Exchange: Remote dealmaking, rapid-fire IPOs, and how much $250M
Welcome to The Exchange, an upcoming weekly newsletter featuring TechCrunch and Extra Crunch reporting on startups, money, and markets. You can sign up for it here to receive it regularly when it launches on July 25th. You can email me about it here, or talk to me about it on Twitter. More
Creandum backs Amie, a new productivity app from ex-N26 product
Amie, a new productivity app from ex-N26 product manager Dennis Müller, has picked up $1.3 million in pre-seed funding to “kickstart” development and hiring.Backing 23-year-old Müller is Creandum — the European VC best known for being an early investor in Spotify — along with Tiny.VC and a plethora of angels. More
Yamo scores 10.1M Series A to offer healthier food choices
Yamo, a self-described “foodtech” startup that produces and sells healthier food for babies and young children, has raised 10.1 million in Series A funding.Backing comes from European food and agriculture tech investor Five Seasons Ventures, Swiss Entrepreneurs Fund, Ringier Digital Ventures, Müller Ventures, btov Partners, Polytech Ventures, BackBone Ventures, and More