Outbuild, Trolley, Lunar Outpost, GITAI, Zeplyn, among others, have announced their latest VC funding rounds from venture capital companies.
Outbuild Secures $11 mn
Outbuild, a construction scheduling and planning software company, has raised $11 million in Series A funding, led by Sway Ventures and supported by Hilti Venture, Trimble Ventures, BGV, and Zacua Ventures.
This funding aims to boost Outbuild’s commercial growth by 100 percent by Fall 2025, expand its team, and advance AI-powered technology. Outbuild addresses construction delays by unifying scheduling, planning, and analytics into one solution.
Trolley Secures $23 mn
Trolley, a global payouts platform, has raised $23 million in a Series B funding round led by Wavecrest Growth Partners, with continued investment from Pace Capital. This funding will support Trolley’s growth, allowing it to develop its product, expand its market reach, and enhance platform features tailored for businesses from startups to large enterprises.
This round will fuel Trolley’s efforts to broaden its payment solutions, improve tax compliance tools, and reach new geographic markets, all aimed at simplifying complex global payouts for businesses.
Lunar Outpost Raises Series A funding
Lunar Outpost, a leader in lunar mobility and space robotics, has completed its Series A funding led by Type One Ventures and Industrious Ventures, with participation from Promus Ventures. The funding will drive projects with NASA’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services, support the Australian Government’s space initiatives, and enhance cislunar operations with the Luxembourg Space Agency.
The company’s autonomous robotic systems are designed to support sustainable human presence and resource utilization on the Moon, Mars, and beyond, aligning with a shift in space commercialization beyond government-led missions.
GITAI Secures $15.5 mn
GITAI, a leading space robotics startup, has raised $15.5 million as part of its Series B Extension, led by Maezawa Fund Inc. This brings GITAI’s total Series B funding to $60.5 million in 2024.
GITAI aims to reduce space development costs by 100 times, focusing on robotic satellites, lunar rovers for construction, and robotic arms for orbital and lunar missions. GITAI is pioneering technology to make space more accessible by minimizing costs, fostering possibilities for both business and personal engagement in space.
Zeplyn Raises $3 mn
Zeplyn, an AI-powered assistant for wealth management, announced a $3 million seed round led by Leo Capital with investment from Converge and angel investors.
Zeplyn aims to simplify wealth advisors’ workflows by automating meeting notes, compliance, and client data management. Zeplyn’s AI Meeting Assistant saves advisors 10-12 hours weekly by transforming unstructured conversations into structured, actionable insights.
