Series E rounds

Amber Electric is a renewable energy supplier that has developed Australia's largest residential battery automation product. They allow homeowners with batteries or EVs to trade energy with the grid at wholesale prices. This Series E funding will be used to expand their operations globally, starting with Europe.

Cognition AI Inc. is an artificial intelligence startup that builds AI agents to handle software engineering tasks end-to-end, with its flagship product Devin. The company has raised over $2 billion in late-stage funding at a $48 billion valuation, significantly increasing its valuation from its previous round. Cognition aims to allow engineers to focus on architecture while AI agents handle execution.

Stoke Space is developing fully and rapidly reusable launch vehicles to provide reliable, on-demand transportation to, through, and from space. The company aims to dramatically lower the cost of space access through rapid turnaround and high-frequency operations. This Series E funding will accelerate the development of its Nova launch vehicle, prepare for its first orbital launch, and expand production capacity.

Stoke Space is developing reusable launch vehicles to reduce the cost and increase the availability of space access. The company is targeting early 2027 for the orbital launch of its Nova Pathfinder rocket, which aims to prove core architecture and full reuse technologies. This Series E funding will support the first launch of the Nova rocket and continued development of a follow-on launch vehicle with larger capacity.

Thyme Care is a cancer care startup that focuses on improving patient treatment through a virtual navigation platform. The company aims to address gaps in cancer care, including drug affordability and clinical trial access, and has expanded its services to over 10.5 million people across the U.S.

Flutterwave is a payment technology company that provides a platform for businesses to make and accept payments across Africa. It is notable for raising $100 million in a Series E funding round, which has increased its valuation to $3.2 billion.

Nesto is a Montreal-based digital mortgage platform that simplifies the mortgage process for consumers. The company raised US$218.6 million in a Series E round, pushing its valuation to US$1 billion, indicating strong investor confidence in its business model and growth potential.

Pay.com.au is a financial technology company that provides payment solutions. The company is targeting consumers in the US market with its innovative offerings. This funding round will support its expansion into the United States.

Horizon3 is a cybersecurity startup that specializes in AI-driven security testing to identify vulnerabilities in networks. The company serves enterprises looking to enhance their security measures against increasing AI-driven threats, and has recently raised $250 million in funding to expand its operations and R&D efforts.

Halter is a New Zealand-based company that develops solar-powered, GPS-enabled collars for cattle, allowing farmers to create virtual fences and monitor animal behavior through software. The company serves over 2,000 farmers and ranchers across New Zealand, Australia, and the United States, and has sold 1 million collars to date, positioning itself as a leader in livestock management technology.

AppsFlyer is a mobile attribution company that helps app owners measure the effectiveness of their advertising campaigns. It provides insights into which ads lead to app installs and helps combat ad fraud while ensuring user privacy. The recent funding round values the company at $2.7 billion, highlighting its importance in the adtech space.

GT Medical Technologies develops innovative treatments for brain tumor patients, focusing on improving survival outcomes and quality of life. Their flagship product, GammaTile therapy, delivers immediate targeted radiation at the tumor site during surgery, aiming to reduce tumor regrowth and limit exposure to healthy brain tissue.

Vestwell is a modern WealthTech platform designed to help Americans save for retirement, higher education, and emergencies. It serves employers, financial advisors, payroll providers, and government agencies, overseeing upwards of $50 billion in assets. The company recently raised $385 million in a Series E funding round, doubling its valuation since its previous funding round.