Dallas-based Rosy Wellness raised $1.2 million of a $1.5 million bridge funding round, bringing to $4.2 million, the amount raised to date. The startup currently has 6 full-time employees and about 20 contractors. Read more in Dallas Innovates.
Grapevine-based, Car Capital, which enables franchise and independent dealers with its proprietary loan-approval technology, announced an $8.8M Series C, $50M in debt, and its relaunch into the Midwest and Southeast and expansion to Western states.
Netwrix, a Frisco-based visibility and governance company that does threat detection, entered into a definitive agreement to receive an undisclosed amount of development capital from Centerbridge Partners. Global private equity firm, TA Associates (TA), remains the majority shareholder, with
Mavenir Systems, a Richardson-based network software provider, raised $100M of development capital from Siris Capital Group to support its strategy of digitizing telco networks with cloud-native applications. This total follows last year’s $250 million fundraise. President and CEO Pardeep
MedArrive, an Irving-based mobile-integrated care management platform company, has received $8 million in new funding led by Cobalt Ventures, a wholly owned subsidiary of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City (Blue KC).
Coppell-based Recuro Health has closed a $47 million Series B investment round that includes both new and existing investors, including ARCH Venture Partners, the Flippen Group, GPG Ventures, 4D Capital, and others.
Deep Cognition, a Dallas-based artificial intelligence platform for data entry processes, raised $1.2M of seed funding in the form of convertible notes from undisclosed investors. SEC FORM
Axis Security, a Plano-based cloud security platform, was acquired by Hewlett-Packard (NYS: HPQ) for $500M. The company had raised approx. $103M from investors including Spark Capital, Ten Eleven Ventures, Canaan Partners and Cerca Partners. Read more at HelpNetSECURITY
Homz, a Frisco-based startup that says it’s the first national housing company to develop “wellness-centric” multifamily communities, announced Wednesday that it has raised $50 million in pre-seed funding. The round was led by Nanban Ventures, a Dallas-based venture capital firm
Elevate Credit, a Fort Worth-based provider of online credit solutions, was acquired by Park Cities Asset Management for $67M. The company went public in 2017 at a valuation of $257M … read more at Dallas Innovates.
