![]() The company hit unicorn status back in 2021 when it raised a $132 million Series E at a $1.4 billion valuation - however it was reported its value may have plummeted since. New York-based K Health, whose mobile app uses AI to deliver personalized primary care, raised $59 million from the likes of Valor Equity Partners, Primary Ventures and others. K Health, $59M, artificial intelligence: AI often tops this list, but this week it comes in just a little bit off. Founded in 2009, the company has raised $533 million, per Crunchbase.Ĥ. The new investment values o9 at $3.7 billion, up from $2.7 billion since that previous $295 million round a year-and-a-half ago. Dallas-based o9 Solutions, which offers cloud-based solutions that help companies with planning and operations, raised a $116 million round led by General Atlantic’s BeyondNetZero fund. o9 Solutions, $116M, enterprise software: Another company that locked up a nice chunk of cash in January 2022 got another shot of growth capital this week. Founded four years ago, the company has now raised $669 million, per Crunchbase.ģ. It’s also expanding into brick-and-mortar sites. The startup, which offers everything from underwear to loungewear, expects sales to grow from $500 million last year to $750 million this year. It was just early last year that the underwear and shapewear brand raised $240 million in a round led by Lone Pine Capital that valued the company at $3.2 billion. Skims, $270M, clothing: Kim Kardashian’s apparel brand hit a $4 billion valuation this week after Skims raised $270 million in a funding round led by Wellington Management. The dental group did not disclose investors, just saying the round was “funded by doctors along with several large domestic and international healthcare investors.” Founded in 2015, this is the firm’s first announced outside round, per Crunchbase.Ģ. This week, Dallas-based Smile Doctors, which has more than 400 dental locations in 28 states, announced it has raised more than $550 million. Last month, Birmingham, Alabama-based HighFive Healthcare, which enables a network of dental offices to centralize their operations, closed a $100 million growth investment led by Norwest. Smile Doctors, $550M, dental: Dental startups seem to be catching inventors’ eyes recently. After those really big nine-figure raises, there was a significant drop off on the list as venture continued a slow summer.ġ. ![]() A dental startup, a reality TV personality-founded shapewear company, and an enterprise software firm led the way. Startups in a smattering of pretty diverse sectors raised good chunks of money this week. ![]()
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