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Boston-based marketing automation company Klaviyo disclosed that Co-CEO Andrew Bialecki has sold a portion of his holdings in the company’s stock through a recent insider transaction. Klaviyo provides a marketing automation platform widely used by e-commerce businesses for email and SMS marketing campaigns, helping brands manage customer data and digital engagement across channels.The transaction involved 200,000 shares of Series A Common Stock, which were sold on March 3, 2026, according to a regulatory filing. The shares were sold through multiple transactions at prices ranging between $17.52 and $19.21 per share, reflecting a structured sale executed across different market trades.The total value of the sale amounted to $3,727,861, highlighting a notable insider stock transaction within the company. Following the transaction, Klaviyo’s shares were trading around $21.18, indicating the market price was above the range at which the shares were sold. Over the past year, however, the stock has remained down 43.76%, reflecting broader volatility in the technology sector.Klaviyo, founded in 2012 by Andrew Bialecki and Ed Hallen, operates a data-driven marketing automation platform used by thousands of e-commerce merchants globally. The company focuses on enabling businesses to manage customer relationships, marketing campaigns, and analytics through a unified platform.

Cybersecurity startup Reclaim Security has secured $26 million in total funding, including a $20 million Series A round, as the company works to transform how enterprises identify and fix security vulnerabilities. The company focuses on proactive exposure remediation, helping organisations automatically resolve security risks before they can be exploited by attackers.Reclaim Security has developed a platform that automates the remediation of security exposures across enterprise systems. Many organisations already deploy tools to detect vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, but fixing these issues often remains a manual and time-consuming process. Reclaim’s technology aims to bridge this gap by moving organisations from detection to automated resolution of vulnerabilities in seconds instead of weeks.The $20 million Series A round was led by Acrew Capital, with participation from QP Ventures and Ibex Investors. The funding is part of $26 million in total funding raised by the company and will support efforts to accelerate the development of its automated remediation platform and expand adoption among enterprise customers.Reclaim’s platform includes an AI Security Engineer that detects vulnerabilities and automatically resolves them at scale. At the core of the system is the Productivity Impact Prediction Engine (PIPE), a simulation engine designed to evaluate how security fixes might affect applications, workloads, and business operations before changes are deployed. The approach aims to enable companies to remediate vulnerabilities safely without causing downtime or operational disruption.

Mumbai-based D2C streetwear brand Bonkers Corner has secured $10.5 million in a Series A funding round as the company accelerates its expansion across India’s fast-growing Gen-Z fashion market.Founded in 2020 by Shubham Gupta, the brand focuses on oversized graphic apparel, hoodies, joggers, and street-style fashion targeted at young consumers and digital-first shoppers.Bonkers Corner operates through a direct-to-consumer model and has steadily expanded its presence through online channels as well as physical retail stores. The brand combines pop-culture-inspired designs with affordable pricing, helping it build strong traction among Gen-Z customers in India’s rapidly evolving streetwear segment.The $10.5 million Series A funding round saw participation from Radhakrishna Ramnarain Private Limited and Namita Thapar (Executive Director at Emcure Pharmaceuticals). The fresh capital will support the company’s growth strategy, operational expansion, and scaling of its omnichannel retail presence across India.Bonkers Corner plans to utilise the new funding to strengthen its brand presence, scale production capacity, and expand its offline retail footprint while continuing to build its direct-to-consumer ecosystem. The company is positioning itself to compete with emerging fashion brands targeting India’s youth-driven streetwear market.

Bengaluru-based wealthtech startup PowerUp Money has secured $12 million in a Series A funding round to scale its subscription-based mutual fund advisory platform and strengthen its research-driven investment guidance tools. Operated by Uniorbit Wealth Management Private Limited, the platform focuses on providing unbiased and data-driven mutual fund advice to retail investors through a transparent subscription model.PowerUp Money aims to simplify long-term investing for retail investors by offering structured research insights and personalised portfolio recommendations. The company’s platform is designed to help users make informed financial decisions while eliminating commission-based conflicts typically associated with traditional distribution-led investment advice.The $12 million Series A round was led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from 8i Ventures, DevC, Accel, Blume Ventures, and Kae Capital. The investment reflects growing interest in technology-driven wealth advisory solutions as India’s retail investment market continues to expand rapidly.PowerUp Money plans to use the newly raised capital to strengthen its research and advisory capabilities, expand its subscription product PowerUp Elite, and launch a fully managed advisory offering called PowerUp Infinite. The company also intends to invest in financial literacy initiatives to help more individuals access informed wealth-building tools.

Stockholm-based enterprise data management startup Validio has secured $30 million in a Series A funding round to accelerate the development of its data observability and management platform. Founded in 2019, the company focuses on helping enterprises monitor, validate, and improve the reliability of their data pipelines - a critical foundation for analytics and artificial intelligence applications.Validio’s platform automatically detects anomalies, tracks data lineage, and helps organisations ensure high-quality and reliable datasets across large-scale enterprise systems. The solution is designed to replace manual data monitoring processes and provide teams with automated tools to maintain trustworthy data infrastructure for analytics, compliance, and AI deployment.The $30 million Series A funding round was led by Plural, with participation from Lakestar and J12 Ventures, along with angel investors including Kevin Ryan, Denise Persson, and Emil Eifrem. With this latest investment, Validio’s total funding has reached $47 million.The company plans to use the new capital to expand its go-to-market operations across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Northern Europe, while continuing to enhance its product capabilities and grow its team.

Electric mobility and distributed energy startup Zeno has secured $25 million through a combination of Series A equity and debt financing, supporting its mission to accelerate sustainable transportation across emerging markets.The company develops integrated electric mobility solutions by combining vehicle design, battery technology, and charging infrastructure into a unified platform aimed at improving the efficiency of two- and three-wheel electric vehicles.Zeno focuses on building a comprehensive ecosystem for electric mobility that integrates charging infrastructure with vehicle and battery development. Its platform enables multi-modal charging options including battery swapping, public fast charging, and home charging solutions, designed specifically for electric two- and three-wheel vehicles.The $25 million Series A round, structured as equity and debt financing, was led by Congruent Ventures with participation from Active Impact and Lowercarbon.In addition, Trifecta Capital and Camber Road provided debt facilities as part of the financing structure. The funding reflects increasing investor confidence in electric mobility solutions aimed at emerging markets.Zeno currently operates in four cities across East Africa and has established a charging network of more than 150 charge point locations. The company plans to use the new capital to expand its electric mobility platform, strengthen its charging network, and scale operations in key markets where demand for affordable electric transportation is rising rapidly.