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Mizanplus Kitchens, a cloud kitchen startup serving in the food industry, continues its growth journey with an investment of 1 million dollars. The startup, which successfully implements the cloud kitchen model in Turkey, aims to expand its operations with the investment.

Operating in the field of artificial intelligence, Sahara AI has recently made a name for itself with its remarkable technological solutions. The company accelerates the digital transformation processes of businesses by offering data analytics and artificial intelligence-based decision support systems. The innovative solutions offered by the initiative have attracted the attention of investors.

Kiteworks, a leading provider of solutions for sensitive data security, has received an investment of $456 million at a valuation of $1 billion. This investment will allow the company to expand its cybersecurity solutions and reach more businesses. Kiteworks provides security platforms for businesses and government organizations to protect their sensitive data. The company's solutions provide a high level of security in data sharing and communication, minimizing the risk of data breaches.

EliseAI is a company that develops AI-powered property management tools that enable property managers to communicate effectively with tenants. Most recently, it raised $75 million in a Series D round, bringing the company's valuation to $1 billion. This success strengthened the company's position in the industry and opened the door to new opportunities.

The Asia Pacific region is known for its many emerging economies and growing retail investment market. This has long been an important target market for asset management companies. According to a report by McKinsey, around 40% to 45% of personal financial assets in the region will be held in cash and deposits by 2023. This means that investment practices can target a wider market. Singapore-based investment platform Syfe was founded in 2017 with the aim of making asset management more accessible in the region. Syfe offers a range of investment products and options through its smartphone app. Since its inception, Syfe has reached more than 100,000 users in more than 40 countries. Syfe's goal is to make it easier for …

Advertising platform Gowit has accelerated its growth journey with a significant investment. The company aims to strengthen its position in the ad tech space with its new investment of 1.3 million dollars. Among the names participating in this investment round are some notable investors. Gowit plans to use the investment to improve its platform, expand its user base and offer more innovative advertising solutions. The company aims to increase its competitive advantage in the industry by offering more effective and measurable campaigns for advertisers.

London-based Gaussion has raised 10.9 million euros in investment to charge electric vehicle (EV) batteries faster. Led by Autotech Ventures and joined by existing investors BGF and UCL Business, the €10.9 million Series A investment round will enable Gaussion to bring its products to market and license its technology for different applications.

OW Smell Made Digital, a pioneering digital scent technology startup, raised a £22 million investment round in August 2024. The Cambridge-based company is developing a revolutionary technology for digitizing and communicating smells in digital environments. This technology has the potential to be used in industries as diverse as virtual reality (VR), gaming, entertainment and healthcare.

Userled, the London-based AI-powered marketing platform, recently received a pre-seed investment worth 4 million pounds. This investment will help the company to further develop its AI-powered marketing technology and grow globally. So, what's behind this investment and how does Userled plan to use the funds? 

Berlin-based AI health tech startup clare&me has successfully closed a €3.7 million investment round. The investment was led by Munich-based HealthTech investor YZR and included new investors such as Kodori Ventures and Material Ventures, as well as existing angel investors and Antler. The company aims to use the funding to develop an empathetic Clinical LLM training and continue its technical research.