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TLDR: Boston Oncology Arabia, a bio-generic drugs manufacturing company in Saudi Arabia, received a $35M investment from TVM Capital. The investment will be used to enhance the company’s move into full formulation

TLDR: – The number of investments in MENA-based startups dropped in 2023, but the sector remains resilient. – Investors shifted focus to late-stage funding in a more subdued market. According to a

TLDR: Creatara, a Delhi-based e-2W startup, secures $1M seed investment from Gems Partners. The funding aims to accelerate the company’s development and bring products to market more swiftly. In a recent development,

TLDR: Maria Kochmola, managing partner of The Games Fund, talks about her professional gaming set-up and passion for hiking. The importance of courage in the venture capital industry is highlighted by Kochmola.

TLDR: Indian startups received $1.6 billion in funding in June 2024. The funding environment for tech companies remains challenging. Indian startups experienced a boost in funding in June 2024, with $1.6 billion

TLDR: Bailador Technology Investments has led a $22 million funding round for fintech Dash Technology, with plans to invest an initial $15 million followed by $5 million in six months. Dash provides

TLDR: US-based venture capital firm Matrix Partners renames its India arm as Z47. Matrix Partners India will become DZ47, with the brand name of Z47, Matrix Partners China will become MPC, and

TLDR: Aether Fuels, a global advanced climate technology company, raises $34 million in Series A funding from a syndicate of global investors. The funding will be used to accelerate the scale-up of

TLDR: Michael Frazis launches venture capital fund Ace Ventures, with NDIS tech among first investments Frazis invests in software start-up Caresquare, which is profitable in helping NDIS managers improve efficiency Gen Y

TLDR: Egyptian proptech startup Birdnest secured pre-Series A funding from Beltone Venture Capital and CI Venture Capital. The funding amount remains undisclosed but is exchanged for a 20 percent stake in the