Framer, the Amsterdam-based no-code website design platform, has raised $100 million (€85.6M) in a Series D round led by existing investors Meritech and Atomico, with participation from WiL (World Innovation Lab) and HV Capital.
Framer, the Amsterdam-based no-code website design platform, has raised $100 million (€85.6M) in a Series D round led by existing investors Meritech and Atomico, with participation from WiL (World Innovation Lab) and HV Capital.
Bristol-based biotech startup EnsiliTech has raised £4.5 million in seed funding to scale its patented Ensilication® technology, which stabilises vaccines and biologics without refrigeration, even at temperatures up to 50°C.
Mumbai-based TransBnk, a fintech startup digitizing corporate banking in India, has raised $25 million in Series B funding led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from Fundamentum, Arkam Ventures, 8i Ventures, Accion, and GMO Venture Partners.
Maisa AI, a Valencia- and San Francisco-based startup building accountable AI agents for enterprises, has raised $25 million in seed funding led by Creandum, with participation from Forgepoint Capital International (via Banco Santander JV), NFX, and Village Global.
Despite tighter markets in other sectors, AI startups in the US have continued attracting mega-rounds in 2025. By late August, 33 companies had raised $100 million or more, spanning healthcare, infrastructure, legal tech, media, and autonomous systems.
Detechgene, a Cologne-based biotech startup spun out of the University Hospital Cologne’s Nephrolab, has raised €3.2 million in seed funding to advance its portable molecular diagnostics platform.
Farang, a newly launched AI research lab in Stockholm, has raised €1.5 million in seed funding to develop what it says is a new foundational AI architecture designed to outperform existing transformer-based models while using dramatically fewer computational resources.
Assort Health, a startup using AI to automate patient communications for specialty medical practices, has raised $50 million in Series B funding at a $750 million valuation, according to sources.
Santa Barbara-based OpenLight has secured $34 million in Series A funding to expand its silicon photonics technology, which enables data centers and AI infrastructure to move information at up to 400G per lane with lower latency and power use.
Mechasys, a Montréal-based construction tech startup, has raised $23 million CAD in a Series A round led by Idealist Capital, with participation from returning investor Fondaction.
