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Key Points:
- Andreessen Horowitz led the way among all investors in February with 15 funding deals with U.S.-based startups.
- Other active investors included GV and Alumni Ventures.
Article Summary:
In February, Andreessen Horowitz emerged as the most active investor in U.S.-based companies, completing 15 funding deals with startups. The Menlo Park-based firm focused heavily on healthcare and biotech, participating in significant rounds for companies like Ambience Healthcare, BioAge Labs, and Freenome. Andreessen Horowitz is reportedly on track to close on $7 billion in new funds, highlighting its continued investment momentum.
Alumni Ventures, based in New Hampshire, also had a strong month with 7 deals ranging from AI to healthcare to finance to VR. Meanwhile, GV, the investment arm of Alphabet, participated in 7 deals, including a notable round for AI startup Glass Imaging and a significant Series A for Areteia Therapeutics.
Other notable investors in February included Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Disney. Y Combinator maintained its position as the top investing incubator and accelerator, closing 15 deals during the month.
Overall, the data showcases the active investment landscape in the U.S. market, with a focus on sectors like healthcare, AI, and VR. Andreessen Horowitz, GV, and Alumni Ventures stood out as key players in driving funding rounds and supporting innovative startups.
