Several tech startups — Rain, Qevlar AI, Starday, Tracera, Aurascape, Haball, among others, have announced their venture capital funding to bolster innovation and business growth.
Rain Raises $75 mn
Rain has raised $75 million in Series B funding led by Prosus, with Nextalia Ventures, Spark Growth Ventures, and previous investors QED and Invus Opportunities. The capital will scale operations and expand financial services for American workers.
Qevlar AI Raises $14 mn
Qevlar AI has raised $14 million total after securing an additional $10 million led by EQT Ventures and Forgepoint Capital International. Backers include Olivier Pomel, Florian Douetteau, and Mehdi Ghissassi. Qevlar uses agentic AI to optimize cyber threat response.
Starday Raises $11 mn
Starday has secured $11 million in Series A funding led by Slow Ventures and Equal Ventures, with $8 million in equity and a $3 million credit facility from Silicon Valley Bank. Starday uses AI to forecast product trends and is launching allergen-free snacks nationwide.
Tracera Raises $12 mn
Tracera has announced a $12 million Series A round led by Foundry with Rho Ignition, Tola Capital, and Contour Venture Partners. Tracera automates ESG data handling with finance-grade traceability. It recently launched a Scope 3 emissions tool for supplier-specific environmental impact analysis.
Aurascape Secures $50 mn
Aurascape emerged from stealth with $50 million in funding led by Mayfield Fund and Menlo Ventures, and backed by Celesta Capital, Mark McLaughlin, Greg Clark, Lip-Bu Tan, and Manoj Apte. Aurascape has launched its AI Activity Control platform for securing enterprise AI usage.
Haball Secures $52 mn
Haball has raised $52 million in a pre-Series A round. Zayn VC led the $5 million equity component, with participation from Majlis Advisory SPV, KSA investors, angel investors, and a prominent conglomerate. Meezan Bank provided $47 million in strategic financing.
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