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Co-living European startup Colonies raises $34 million
French startup Colonies has raised a $34 million funding round (30 million). In addition to that, LBO France is committing to spend $168 million (150 million) in real estate projects over the next couple of years. Those new buildings will eventually be managed by Colonies.Idinvest Partners, Global Founders Capital and More
iPrice, a platform for comparison shopping in Southeast Asia, raises
iPrice Group, which helps comparison shoppers in Southeast Asia by pulling together prices from different e-commerce platforms, has closed a $10 million Series B. Led by ACA Investments, the round also included participation from Daiwa PI Partners and returning investors Line Ventures, Mirae Asset-Naver Asia Growth Fund.The company’s last funding More
End Game, the startup behind Zombs Royale, raises $3M
End Game Interactive CEO Yang C. Liu has a refreshingly straightforward description of what he and his co-founder Luke Zbihlyj are up to: “We’re just building games. And to be honest, we don’t know what we’re doing.”Despite this self-proclaimed ignorance, End Game has just raised $3 million in seed funding More
Notivize makes it easier for non-technical teams to optimize app
A new startup called Notivize aims to give product teams direct access to one of their most important tools for increasing user engagement — notifications.The company has been testing the product with select customers since last year and says it has already sent hundreds of thousands of notifications. And this More
Dahmakan, a Malaysian “full-stack” food delivery startup, raises $18 million
Dahmakan, a full-stack food delivery startup based in Malaysia, announced today that it has closed a $18 million Series B. Investors include Rakuten Capital, White Star Capital, JAFCO Asia and GEC-KIP Fund, along with participation from South Korean food delivery app Woowa Brothers, and returning investors Partech Partners and Y More
B-Social, the UK fintech building a ‘social bank’, raises additional
B-Social, the London-based fintech building what it calls a “social bank,” is announcing that it has raised a further £7.8 million in seed funding.Once again the injection of capital comes from “high-net-worth” individuals. They include Rudy Karsan from Karlani Capital, although most of the investors remain undisclosed.It brings the total More