Announcement: DealPotential has closed a $1.1M seed bridge round at a $15M valuation!
Last week’s private market activity reflected a return to strategic capital deployment over raw volume.
With 66 deals announced globally, private investors concentrated their capital in companies with strong defensibility, infrastructure depth, and near-term scalability. The top ten rounds accounted for the majority of disclosed funding, with a combined USD 4.8B raised across fintech, pharmaceuticals, and industrial automation.
1. Kailera Therapeutics Series B | USD 600M, Pharmaceuticals
Developing advanced oncology therapeutics targeting previously untreatable cancers. Funds will support late-stage clinical trials and manufacturing expansion, signaling investor confidence in biotech firms nearing commercialization.
2. Cbridgecap | Unspecified Round, USD 500M, Financial services
Expanding its cross-border investment infrastructure and private credit operations. The raise reflects institutional demand for alternative yield and scalable financial architecture.
3. Bitfarms | Convertible Note, USD 500M, Financial services / Digital assets
Securing capital to upgrade energy-efficient mining technology and expand U.S. operations. Highlights cautious optimism returning to digital asset infrastructure with a focus on operational efficiency.
4. Tempo | Series A, USD 500M, Financial services
An unprecedented debut round for a fintech focused on embedded finance for SMEs. The scale underscores investor conviction in fintech infrastructure that powers the real economy.
5. Spirit Airlines | Unspecified Round, USD 475M, Transportation
Bolstering liquidity amid consolidation pressures. This round enhances Spirit’s flexibility for restructuring or strategic partnership moves.
6. Tubulis | Series C, USD 356.3M, Healthcare specialists
Advancing next-generation antibody-drug conjugates. The raise solidifies Tubulis as one of Europe’s top biotech innovators, drawing continued global investor attention to healthcare defensibility.
7. Deel | Series E, USD 300M, Outsourcing / HR Tech
Expanding its global workforce management platform and automation ecosystem. Deel’s continued funding momentum highlights investor appetite for scalable SaaS solutions driving operational efficiency.
8. Zeta Network Group | Unspecified Round, USD 230.8M, Financial services
Building an integrated fintech infrastructure network across Asia and the Middle East. The company is positioning itself as a key player in next-gen cross-border financial systems.
9. Upgrade | Series G, USD 165M, Financial services
Further scaling its digital lending and credit product ecosystem. The round demonstrates continued investor support for profitable fintechs with diversified product portfolios.
10. BotsAndUs | Unspecified Round, USD 165M, Industrial machinery
Developing AI-powered robotics for airports, warehouses, and retail. This raise underscores automation’s growing role in reshaping industrial efficiency.
These top 10 deals captured the majority of disclosed global funding last week, reinforcing a capital concentration trend around fintech, healthcare, and automation.
While the top 10 represent the largest checks, other sectors also saw meaningful activity:
While fintech dominated value, healthcare and industrial innovation continue to provide defensible, acquisition-ready assets for strategic buyers.
Last week’s funding shows where the deals will be next year.
The week’s funded companies define the next wave of acquisitions. M&A pipelines need to focus on fintech rails, late-stage healthcare, and automation first.
Data source: Saida, DealPotential
Stay tuned for next week’s Deal Analysis to see where global capital moves next and which sectors set the tone for Q4’s closing stretch.
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