Roadster, the Palo Alto-based digital platform that gives dealers tools to sell new and used vehicles online has been acquired for $360 million by retail automotive technology company CDK Global Inc.
Realm, which aims to help homeowners maximize the value of their property with its data platform, has raised $12 million in Series A funding led by GGV Capital. Existing backers Primary Venture Partners, Lerer Hippeau, and Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures also participated in the round, bringing the New York-based startup’s total raised to $15 million.
Super — which has built a business providing repair and maintenance for electrical and mechanical systems, appliances and plumbing by way of a monthly subscription — has closed a growth round of $50 million.
LeaseLock today announced the closing of a $52 million Series B financing that will expand its industry-leading lease insurance product into the first AI-powered financial technology platform for enterprise real estate.
LeaseLock continues to strengthen its deposit replacement leadership position by securing preferred national vendor contracts with the industry’s largest apartment portfolios.
An industry milestone: Karamba signed agreements to secure 12 million connected devices. Displaying unaffected-by-the-pandemic growth with an increase of 11 million devices from the one million milestone, announced in January 2020.
As part of an asset deal, Edge Case has integrated the team from TerraLoupe GmbH, a Munich-based deep tech startup. Edge Case began collaborating with TerraLoupe in 2019 and quickly recognized that merging the expertise in deep learning and established knowledge in automotive applications was a win-win for both companies.
Turo raised an additional $30 million in a second round of its $250 million Series E, bringing total funding to $500 million. The second round adds Manhattan Venture Partners and Allen & Co as investors in the company.
Blueprint Holding Co Inc., the parent company of Blueprint Title Co. closed on a $8.5 million round of funding in January, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.