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Breadfast, the Egyptian delivery and supply chain technology company focused on same-day grocery and essentials fulfilment, has raised $50 million in Pre-Series C funding to accelerate expansion across Egypt and the MENA region, enhance its logistics infrastructure, and broaden its product offerings.The raise underscores strong investor confidence in tech-driven supply chain solutions that prioritise speed, reliability, and customer experience in the retail ecosystem.The Pre-Series C round was led by BECO Capital, with participation from Endure Capital, DisrupTech, and other strategic backers who recognise Breadfast’s rapid execution model, vertical fulfilment capabilities, and its potential to redefine quick commerce and last-mile delivery in emerging markets.The capital will be used to expand Breadfast’s dark-store network, invest in technology-enabled warehousing, and deepen partnerships with suppliers to improve assortment, pricing, and delivery performance.Breadfast plans to deploy the funding to scale operations, improve inventory optimisation through tech integrations, and extend its presence into new cities while strengthening customer service and fulfillment reliability - aligning with rising consumer expectations for speedy delivery amid evolving retail landscapes.Breadfast is headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, and continues to innovate in efficient supply chain platforms that connect consumers and merchants with rapid, technology-enabled fulfilment capabilities.

VulnCheck, the cybersecurity intelligence company providing automated vulnerability risk analysis and prioritisation, has announced a $25 million Series B funding round to scale its platform capabilities, expand customer reach, and accelerate product innovation.The funding reinforces growing demand for advanced vulnerability intelligence and prioritisation solutions as organisations tackle complex security exposures across software supply chains and cloud environments.The Series B round was led by Cendana Capital, with participation from Scout Ventures, Okta Ventures, and other strategic backers who recognise VulnCheck’s mission to automate risk prioritisation, contextualise threat impact, and reduce the time security teams spend on manual assessment workflows.The new capital will support expansion of VulnCheck’s vulnerability intelligence engine, integrations with DevSecOps pipelines, and advancements in automated risk scoring and remediation recommendations.VulnCheck plans to deploy the funding to accelerate product enhancements, grow its go-to-market infrastructure, and extend partnerships with cloud providers, enterprise customers, and managed security service providers (MSSPs) globally. The platform’s capabilities help organisations identify, prioritise, and act on vulnerability exploits with enriched context, behavioural risk insights, and real-time threat relevance.VulnCheck is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, where it continues to innovate in the cybersecurity domain by blending automation, threat intelligence, and risk analytics to improve security posture across modern digital environments.

ChipAgents, the semiconductor and AI-optimization startup developing next-generation tools for automated chip design and performance tuning, has raised $50 million in a Series A1 funding round to expand its product development, deepen integrations with foundry and EDA ecosystems, and scale commercial adoption across compute-intensive sectors.The round underscores increasing investor confidence in technologies that shorten chip design cycles and improve performance for AI, edge, and high-performance computing workloads.The Series A1 funding was led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, with participation from Lux Capital, Sutter Hill Ventures, Atlantic Bridge, and additional strategic investors who recognise the strategic value of ChipAgents’ automation platform.The capital will be used to accelerate R&D, grow engineering and sales teams, and scale partnerships with semiconductor design houses and enterprise users seeking to optimise AI workloads at both performance and power efficiency levels.ChipAgents’ solutions leverage AI and automated search algorithms to explore chip micro-architectures, optimise physical layouts, and enhance performance - helping customers balance design constraints with compute efficiency. With surging demand for hardware that powers generative AI and machine learning systems, the company aims to expand its footprint across data centre, edge, and automotive AI segments.ChipAgents is headquartered in Santa Clara, United States, and continues to build infrastructure and tooling that bridge AI-driven design automation with next-generation silicon delivery.

Braintrust, the U.S.-based AI-native observability and evaluation platform designed to monitor and optimise production AI models, has announced an $80 million Series B funding round aimed at scaling its infrastructure and expanding its engineering and go-to-market operations.The raise positions Braintrust as a critical piece of the AI stack providing specialised tools to monitor AI models for accuracy, regression, hallucinations, and performance drift as deployed systems become more complex and integral to enterprise workflows.The Series B round was led by ICONIQ, with participation from prominent backers including Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock, basecase capital, and Elad Gil all returning investors who continue to back Braintrust’s mission of building observability that’s purpose-built for AI.The new capital aims to help the company accelerate development of its monitoring platform, enhance tooling for tracking AI reasoning processes, and support growth into new regions as AI production workloads increase.Braintrust’s platform provides exhaustive tracing, automated model evaluation, and tools that help engineering teams understand and debug AI behaviour functions that general-purpose observability systems struggle to deliver.The company’s focus on AI-specific evaluation workflows has led to adoption by teams needing deeper insights into model reliability and product quality as generative AI and agentic systems scale.Braintrust is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, where it continues to innovate at the intersection of AI infrastructure, reliability engineering, and observability for next-generation AI systems.

Stable Money, the Web3-focused financial platform that enables seamless fiat and crypto onboarding, savings, and asset management, has raised $25 million in Pre-Series C funding led by Peak XV Partners.The round underlines investor confidence in Stable Money’s mission to build secure, compliant, and user-centric financial infrastructure for crypto natives and mainstream users alike, as demand for regulated digital asset solutions continues to rise.The funding round was led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from prominent fintech and blockchain investors including Mason Capital, Franklin Templeton, Jets Capital, HashKey Capital, and East Ventures, alongside strategic contributions from other ecosystem backers.The capital will be used to strengthen Stable Money’s compliance operations, expand product offerings, enhance user experience, and scale into new regional markets where crypto-friendly regulations are evolving rapidly.Stable Money plans to deploy the fresh capital to accelerate development of its core financial products including stablecoin savings accounts, fiat-to-crypto gateways, and multi-asset portfolios while deepening integrations with partner exchanges, compliance infrastructure providers, and regulated banking partners. The company aims to position itself as a bridge between traditional finance and the next generation of digital asset utility, addressing user needs for safety, liquidity, and seamless money movement across financial rails.Stable Money is headquartered in United States, where it continues to innovate at the intersection of digital finance, blockchain infrastructure, and regulated fintech solutions.

Stake, the UAE-based digital real estate investment and proptech platform that enables fractional property ownership and cross-border real asset investing, has successfully closed a $31 million Series B funding round led by Emirates NBD.The oversubscribed round brings Stim’s total capital raised to approximately $58 million and positions the company for expansion into new regulated markets, bolstered product offerings, and advancements in tokenisation and AI-driven investment infrastructure.The Series B funding was led by Emirates NBD’s innovation and venture arm, with participation from Mubadala Investment Company’s MENA Venture Capital Fund, Middle East Venture Partners (MEVP), Property Finder, STV NICE, Wa’ed Ventures, GFH Partners, and Ellington Properties.This mix of top regional institutional investors underscores strategic confidence in Stake’s mission to democratise real estate investment access and build scalable infrastructure that connects global capital to premium property markets across the MENA region and beyond.Stake plans to deploy the fresh capital toward expanding its regulated offering in Saudi Arabia, scaling its cross-border investment model, advancing its real estate tokenisation initiatives in collaboration with Property Finder, and accelerating development of new investment products such as StakeOne.The company has also built a community of more than 2 million users from over 211 nationalities and expanded into the United States industrial real estate market, validating its cross-border strategy.Founded in 2021 by Manar Mahmassani, Rami Tabbara, and Ricardo Brizido, Stake has rapidly emerged as a leading platform in the digital real estate space, offering fractional access to property assets and regulated investment products with low entry points and emerging tokenised capabilities under virtual asset regulatory frameworks in Dubai.