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12:20 | 27 February 2023

This is a weekly column about the five biggest funding rounds of the past week.

This past week has not been rich in major funding rounds. Only two companies received more than $100 million.

Spreetail, $208M.

Sector: retail.
Spreetail serves more than 500 brands, helping them drive their e-commerce sales – with analytics, insight and logistics – to major platforms like Amazon, Walmart.com and other sites.Spreetail closed a $208 million funding round last week, with McCarthy Capital, internal management and other investors as the main investors.

Vytalize Health, $100M.

Sector: healthcare.
Value-based services company Vytalize Health closed a $100 million funding round last week with Enhanced Healthcare Partners and Monroe Capital as major investors. The company will use the investment to further develop its virtual and home-based primary care offerings for seniors. Vytalize Health works with primary care providers with more than 250,000 patients to help with data-driven care recommendations. The company is trying to fill gaps in needed and regular doctor visits for seniors to avoid unnecessary trips to the emergency room. The startup has raised about $176 million in total.

ProsperOps, $72M.

Sector: cost optimization.
Most companies use cloud storage, but unfortunately the price of this service is rising. The startup ProsperOps offers a platform to optimize the cost of cloud services so customers can track usage, save and maximize their costs.
The company received a $72 million investment last week, with H.I.G. Growth Partners and other strategic investors as the main investors.

Tome, $43M.

Sector: artificial intelligence.
A lot of companies in the AI sector are attracting investments for their development these days, and Tome is no exception. The San Francisco-based startup uses artificial intelligence to help turn users’ ideas into a more compelling visual narrative. In a way, it’s kind of like a powerpoint presentation. The company raised a $43 million Series B, with Lightspeed Venture Partners as the main investors. Cumulatively, the company has raised $81 million since it was founded.

Transcend Therapeutics, $40M. 

Sector: biotechnology.
More than 50 million Americans suffer from neuropsychiatric disorders, including post-traumatic stress disorder. New York-based company Transcend Therapeutics aims to help some of these unfortunates. The company closed a $40 million Series A, with Alpha Wave Global and Integrated Investment Partners as major investors. The company plans to use the cash infusion to launch several clinical trials, including a Phase II study, with its next-generation psychoactive compound. Transcend was founded in 2021 and has raised about $42 million to date.


We’ve summarized last week’s results and hope you found the information useful.Stay tuned for more information.

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