The seed round was led by XTX Ventures to expand team capacity and boost production capabilities.
"Across the different chemical industries everyone wants to be more efficient and produce the compounds society needs quicker, despite the challenges industry faces. We are helping pharmaceutical, agrochemical, and specialty chemical companies do just that."
The seed round was co-led by Bessemer Venture Partners and DN Capital to support European expansion.
"As a former CFO, I’ve seen finance teams drowning in billing queries and tirelessly chasing invoices with reminders that customers ignore. AI agents have already transformed customer support by automating high-volume, conversational work. That same shift is now coming to accounts receivable, where agents can handle billing conversations end to end and help businesses get paid on time."
The investment round was backed by Araya Ventures, Morgan Stanley, Techstars and G Fund to fuel platform innovation and global growth.
"MyARC was built for modern day fitness creators, giving them the tools they need to grow without burning out. The traditional online fitness model has left creators trapped between low-value generic products and unsustainable personal coaching. With this platform, they can scale their impact and income without sacrificing quality."
The late seed round was co-led by Fundracer Capital and EIT Urban Mobility to bring computer vision hardware to market.
"ADAS technology for cars advances daily. We believe that, just like cars, ARAS will be just as commonplace on bikes and motorbikes in the coming years. Six in ten people are still too afraid to cycle in their area. Fear of mixing in traffic is a crucial barrier preventing people from getting on a bike — especially in busy cities. ARAS can help the bike industry capture new segments, particularly commuter cyclists, where the element of fear is highest. In most countries, people will wait years for perfect cycling infrastructure. Meanwhile, technology is already here that can play a huge role in bridging that gap, helping everyone feel safer as they move through their city."