Adrian Johnson

TLDR: Molten Ventures Plc has scheduled an investor presentation for May 24, 2024. The presentation aims to provide insights into the company’s Fund of Funds program and its investment strategy in high-growth

Article Summary TLDR: – Vertex Ventures Japan has launched its inaugural $64.24 million fund, focusing on investing in leading Japanese startups with high growth potential. – The fund will leverage Vertex’s global

TLDR: GoodShip Secures $8M in Series A Funding GoodShip, a Nashville-based provider of a platform for freight network orchestration and procurement, raised $8M in Series A funding. The round was led by

TLDR: InstaAstro, an online astrology platform, raised ₹18.50 crore in a pre-series A round led by Artha Venture Fund. The funds will be used to launch new spiritual e-commerce, Daily Pooja, and

TLDR: Vertex Holdings, the venture capital arm of Temasek Holdings, is launching a Japan-focused fund. The fund aims to raise $65 million over the next year to invest in Japanese software and

TLDR: OKX Ventures Invests in Pencils Protocol OKX Ventures, the investment arm of Web3 technology company OKX, has announced its investment in Pencils Protocol, a decentralized platform offering auction services for blockchain-native

TLDR: – Ezdehar has implemented the PE Front Office platform to streamline its Investment Process. – The software supports capabilities like Deal Flow Management, Portfolio Monitoring, and Fund Administration. Article Summary: Ezdehar,

TLDR: Shilling, the VC arm of Draycott SCR, has launched a €50 million fund to support growth-stage startups. The fund aims to address the lack of VC investments in growth stages in

TLDR: VFlowTech, a Singapore-based vanadium redox flow batteries storage solution provider, secures extended Series A funding from PSA unboXed. The partnership signifies a shared commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions and will

TLDR: An LP at the Women in Private Markets Summit emphasizes the importance of reserving capital for breakout companies New rounds of financing can be dilutive for companies that haven’t yet broken