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In Funding section, add: In 2018, Science Inc. closed on $75 million for its venture fund with traditional limited partners, including a fund of funds, sovereign wealth funds, foundations, and other institutional investors.
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In Notable Affiliated Companies / DogVacay section, add: It merged with Rover in 2018. [2]
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Science provided seed funding for Liquid Death, a healthy beverage platform, in 2019. Science also invested in the company’s Series D funding round in 2024 at a $1.4 billion valuation. [3] [4] [5] [6]
In 2012, direct-to-consumer intimates brand MeUndies was the second company to be backed by Science Inc. [7] [8]
OffLimits, a plant-based vegan cereal, was launched out of Science Inc.’s startup studio in 2020. [9]
Science was an early investor in scholastic esports platform PlayVS. [10] [11]
Science Inc. led the seed funding round for Pray.com, an interfaith mobile app that helps religious leaders keep in touch with their congregants, in 2017. [12]
In 2017, Science Inc. led the seed round for Toonstar, a Web3 animation studio. [13] [14]
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Hi! Is it possible to make the additions below? Thank you, I appreciate your time!
In Funding section, add: In 2018, Science Inc. closed on $75 million for its venture fund with traditional limited partners, including a fund of funds, sovereign wealth funds, foundations, and other institutional investors.
[1]
In Notable Affiliated Companies / DogVacay section, add: It merged with Rover in 2018. [2]
Add to Notable Affiliated Companies section:
Science provided seed funding for Liquid Death, a healthy beverage platform, in 2019. Science also invested in the company’s Series D funding round in 2024 at a $1.4 billion valuation. [3] [4] [5] [6]
In 2012, direct-to-consumer intimates brand MeUndies was the second company to be backed by Science Inc. [7] [8]
OffLimits, a plant-based vegan cereal, was launched out of Science Inc.’s startup studio in 2020. [9]
Science was an early investor in scholastic esports platform PlayVS. [10] [11]
Science Inc. led the seed funding round for Pray.com, an interfaith mobile app that helps religious leaders keep in touch with their congregants, in 2017. [12]
In 2017, Science Inc. led the seed round for Toonstar, a Web3 animation studio. [13] [14]
Wikidelrey (
talk)
05:50, 31 July 2024 (UTC)
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