A founder who previously sold his networking startup to Juniper has secured $125M for a new venture. Here’s how his pitch deck convinced top investors.
Author: Evelyn Monroe
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Anti Fund, co-founded by Jake Paul, is pitching a new venture model built on attention, disciplined execution and long-term trust, not celebrity hype.
Biotech startup Generare raises €20M led by Alven and Daphni to build AI-driven platforms capable of designing 10x more novel molecules by 2027.
US startup Saronic secures a massive $1.75B round led by Kleiner Perkins to modernise American shipbuilding with autonomous naval and commercial vessels.
Full Vision Capital joins a $300M round for EnerVenue to scale non-lithium battery manufacturing for long-duration grid storage.
German startup deeplify has raised €2M from D11Z Ventures to modernise inspection workflows with AI-powered tools for field teams and regulated industries.
Edinburgh-based Earth Blox secures €6.9M to scale its satellite-powered climate analytics platform that connects environmental impact with financial performance.
Inside investor psychology: the three core traits founders must show to win growth capital and build long-term trust with professional backers.
Thrive Holdings is reportedly seeking $2B to deploy AI across traditional industries, aiming to modernise legacy operations and unlock new productivity gains.