Parsers VC - Weekly Funding / Startup / VC news of June 10, 2025

Venture Capital News. Funding rounds, statistics Week of June 3 - June 9: United States (28 - $10.31B), United Kingdom (7 - $398M), India (4 - $128M), Singapore (5 - $232M)

June 10, 2025

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In the heart of Edinburgh, a revolution is brewing. Wordsmith AI, a legal technology startup, has just secured a hefty $25 million in Series A funding. This investment, led by Index Ventures, is not just a financial boost; it’s a signal flare for the future of the legal profession. The company is at the forefront of a seismic shift, harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to reshape how legal services are delivered.
Wordsmith AI is not your typical legal tech firm. It’s a pioneer, crafting an AI infrastructure that deploys fleets of legal agents across organizations. Think of it as an air traffic control system for legal departments. These AI agents streamline processes, cut down deal cycles, and provide quick answers to complex queries. They are the silent workhorses, tirelessly processing workflows that once bogged down legal teams.

The landscape of e-commerce is shifting. Subscription models are no longer just a trend; they are becoming the backbone of customer engagement. Companies like Recurly are leading the charge, using technology to deepen relationships between brands and consumers. This article explores how subscription services are evolving, the challenges they face, and the strategies that can ensure long-term success.
In a world where options are abundant, retaining customers is akin to holding water in your hands. The moment you relax your grip, it slips away. This is the reality for subscription-based businesses today. As competition intensifies, brands must not only attract subscribers but also keep them engaged. The key lies in understanding the subscriber journey and leveraging technology to enhance the experience.

In the bustling world of enterprise software, a new player has emerged, ready to reshape the landscape. Workday Inc., a titan in enterprise management, has unveiled a groundbreaking developer toolset aimed at harnessing the power of artificial intelligence. This launch, announced at the Workday DevCon 2025 in Las Vegas, is not just a step forward; it’s a leap into the future.
Imagine a world where businesses can seamlessly integrate AI agents into their operations, much like adding a new employee to the team. This is the vision Workday is bringing to life with its new AI Developer Copilot. The toolset includes an Agent Gateway, which acts as a bridge connecting third-party AI agents to Workday’s existing systems. This is akin to opening a door to a new realm of possibilities, where AI can collaborate with human teams in a structured and efficient manner.

In a bold move, Meta Platforms has signed a 20-year agreement with Constellation Energy to purchase nuclear power from the Clinton Clean Energy Center in Illinois. This deal marks a significant step for Meta, as it ventures into the nuclear energy sector. Starting in June 2027, the tech giant will acquire approximately 1.1 gigawatts of energy from the facility, enough to power a small city. This partnership not only secures energy for Meta's ambitious data center operations but also ensures the continued operation of a plant that was teetering on the brink of closure.
The Clinton Clean Energy Center, home to a single nuclear reactor, faced an uncertain future. Without Meta's commitment, the plant risked shutting down when its zero-emissions credit expired. This credit has been crucial for its financial viability since 2017. By stepping in, Meta has not only provided a lifeline to the facility but has also underscored the growing synergy between tech companies and the nuclear industry.

The world of payments is evolving. Traditional credit cards are facing stiff competition from innovative players like Klarna and Zilch. These companies are not just adapting; they are reshaping the landscape. With the launch of physical cards, they aim to capture a larger share of the market. Meanwhile, the shadow of cyber threats looms large over the industry. Mastercard reports a surge in fraud attempts, raising alarms across the retail sector. This dual narrative of innovation and insecurity paints a complex picture of the future of finance.
Klarna and Zilch are riding the wave of change. They have partnered with Visa to introduce physical cards that promise flexibility. These cards allow consumers to choose between immediate payment or interest-free installments. It’s a lifeline for those wary of traditional credit card pitfalls. Klarna’s pilot program is already underway in the U.S., with five million eager consumers on the waitlist. Zilch is set to launch its card in September, expanding its reach beyond the digital realm.

Private equity has long been a fortress, guarded by high walls and exclusive gates. For decades, only the wealthiest and most connected investors could step inside. But now, the landscape is shifting. The doors are creaking open, allowing a new wave of individual investors to enter this lucrative realm.
Private equity has proven itself as a heavyweight in the investment arena. Over the past 25 years, it has outperformed traditional stock markets, delivering annualized returns that leave public equities in the dust. A $10,000 investment in private equity could have blossomed into around $200,000, while the same amount in public stocks would have barely reached $37,000. This stark contrast highlights the allure of private equity.

The UK is in a bind. Companies are grappling with a shortage of skilled workers. This isn’t just a bump in the road; it’s a significant hurdle. Nearly three-quarters of British firms report difficulty in finding talent. The pandemic left scars, and now productivity is limping along.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is sounding the alarm. He urges firms to hire British workers instead of relying on foreign talent. His vision? A robust economy built on homegrown skills. But the reality is stark. Research from Barclays reveals that one in eight firms sees the lack of skilled labor as a major roadblock to growth.
London and the West Midlands are feeling the pinch the hardest. The fintech sector is particularly affected. Companies are sifting through a sea of applicants, but many are simply not up to par. It’s like searching for a diamond in a pile of rocks.

In the heart of Stockholm, BioArctic AB is charting a bold course through the murky waters of neurodegenerative diseases. The company recently held its Capital Markets Day, a gathering that felt more like a rallying cry than a corporate event. Investors, analysts, and media gathered to witness the unveiling of BioArctic’s ambitious roadmap toward 2030. The air buzzed with anticipation, as the company aims to become Sweden’s next pharmaceutical powerhouse.
BioArctic is not just another name in the biopharma landscape. It’s a lighthouse guiding the way through the fog of Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases. Founded on a bedrock of solid science and innovation, the company has spent the last two decades building a reputation for excellence. With a team of well-educated professionals and a culture steeped in values, BioArctic is ready to take the next leap.

Last week's funding rounds

117 funding rounds, +6% from last week.

Number of funding rounds in the last quarter - June 9, 2025 by Parsers VC

Total raised $17.41 billion, +162% since last week

Total raised $, bln - June 9, 2025 by Parsers VC

Funding rounds in United States

  • Akadeum Life Science Raises $20M 

  • Anduril Industries Raises $2.5B 

  • Antheia, Inc. Raises $56M Series C Round 

  • Canid Raises $10M Series A Round 

  • Chime Raises $832M IPO Round 

  • compyl Raises $12M Series A Round 

  • dataPlor Raises $20.5M Series B Round 

  • Deep Sentinel Raises $15M Series B Round 

  • Enlight Games Raises $310M 

  • FOXO Technologies Raises $1.5M 

  • Impart Security Raises $12M Series A Round 

  • Impulse Space Raises $300M Series C Round 

  • Neuralink Raises $650M 

  • OatFi Raises $24M Series A Round 

  • Paytient© Raises $40M 

  • Portless Raises $18M 

  • Pyx Health Raises $47.5M 

  • Rally Raises $11M Series A Round 

  • Salvo Health Raises $4M Seed Round 

  • SpyGlass Pharma, Inc. Raises $75M Series D Round 

  • Sutter Health Raises $110M 

  • Thread AI Raises $20M Series A Round 

  • TRUSTIFI Raises $25M Series A Round 

  • Vivrelle Raises $62M Series C Round 

  • Voxel Raises $44M Series B Round 

  • X.ai Raises $5B 

  • YieldStreet Raises $45M Series D Round 

  • Zero Networks Raises $55M 

Funding rounds in United Kingdom

  • AccelerComm Ltd Raises $15M 

  • Labrys Raises $20M 

  • Latent Technology Raises $8M Seed Round 

  • Melius Cyber Raises $337.6K 

  • ThreatSpike Labs Raises $14M 

  • UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) Raises $3.382B 

  • Valla Raises $2.71M 

Funding rounds in India

  • Goofy Tails Raises $1M from Wipro Technologies 

  • LoanTap Financial Technologies Raises $8.63M Series B Round 

  • Pepperfry Raises $5.06M from Norwest Venture Partners 

  • udaan.com Raises $114M from M&G Investments, Lightspeed Venture Partners 

Funding rounds in France

  • Aive Raises $13.72M Series A Round 

  • Delpha Raises $2M Seed Round 

  • fabriq Raises $25.13M 

  • KUMULUS WATER Raises $3.53M 

Funding rounds in Canada

  • FISPAN Raises $30M Series B Round 

  • Swap Robotics Raises $3M 

  • SWTCH Raises $4M 

Funding rounds in Singapore

  • bolttech Raises $147M Series C Round 

  • Capillary Technologies Raises $262.8K IPO Round 

  • Decentro Raises $3.5M Series B Round 

  • Syfe: Investing & Cash Management For All Raises $80M Series C Round 

  • Truely Raises $2M 

Funding rounds in Ireland

  • Dalata Hotel Group Raises $1.481B 

  • NomuPay Raises $40M from SoftBank Corp. 

  • Solidroad Raises $6.5M Seed Round 

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