North America

Kymeta Gets US $50 million Series C Funding

The technology company gets a US $50 million series C financing that it aims to use for their expansion endeavors.


Finance Fund awarded US$2 million

Ohio Development Services Agency gave US$2 million to Finance Fund as part of a US$10 million fund award.

ViaCyte raises fund to develop diabetes treatment

ViaCyte raised a US$10.6 million from selling Series C-1 Preferred Stock shares. ViaCyte announced on Wednesday that it has raised a total of US$10. 6 million in Series C-1 funding.

AC Lordi announces management buyback

Today, AC Lordi announced buyback of a former business unit from Chicago Growth Partners and Peppertree Capital.


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