Alii, a Brisbane, Australia-based software company that helps schools, firms, and enterprise organizations mitigate the risk of being hacked and streamline their procurement process, raised $2.5 million in a pre-Series A capital round backed by Maranello Capital. The funds will be used to increase the company’s staff count by 18 …

Complexica, an Adelaide, Australia-based company that provides AI software for supply and demand optimization to optimize sales and supply chain decisions, secured an additional $1.4 million investment from Perennial Partners. The latest deal brings the total amount of capital invested and committed to Complexica to $25 million over the last …

Blaze.tech, a Los Angeles, CA-based smarter no-code platform that improves organizations' operations, announced its official launch and has raised $3.5 million in pre-seed funding. The round was led by Flybridge Capital and MaC Venture Capital, with participation from investors and unicorn founders in enterprise SaaS, including Vlad Magdalin (CEO, Webflow), …

Oxbotica, an Oxford, UK-based global autonomous vehicle software, raised $140 million in Series C funding to deploy its operating system for Universal Autonomy™ in multiple commercial and industrial domains around the world. Oxbotica has raised approximately US$225 million to date. The investment round includes financial and strategic partners from North …

OpenSolar, a Sydney, Australia-based solar SaaS company that provides a solar panel design and sales platform, raised $15 million (A$22M) in Series B funding to expand its free product offering to solar contractors who use the platform in more than 130 countries. Telstra Ventures led the round, with participation from …

Hack The Box, a Folkestone, Kent, UK-based gamified continuous cybersecurity upskilling, certification, and talent assessment platform, raised $55 million in Series B investment funding. The round was led by Carlyle, alongside Paladin Capital Group, Osage University Partners, Marathon Venture Capital, Brighteye Ventures, and Endeavor Catalyst Fund. The new investment will …

Chooose, an Oslo, Norway-based climate tech company that offers a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform that lets businesses build, manage, and report on “customer-centric climate programs," raised $15 million in funding. The round was co-led by GenZero and SoundWaves, with participation from existing investors including Shell Ventures and Vinyl Capital, and current …