Venture capital floods startups across Artificial Intelligence, healthtech, and global markets

Artificial Intelligence-powered healthcare, next-gen job search, and global manufacturing headline a robust wave of startup funding as investors spread billions across industries and continents.

Startup funding activity on June 24, 2025, signals relentless momentum across tech, with capital infusing sectors from healthcare automation to aerospace manufacturing. U.S. healthcare startup Abridge leads the day with a significant Series E led by Andreessen Horowitz and Khosla Ventures, boosting its valuation and propelling the expansion of its generative Artificial Intelligence-driven clinical note platform now live in over 150 health systems. Meanwhile, ForSight Robotics in Israel is backed by Eclipse Ventures and surgical tech leader Fred Moll, raising a hefty Series B to advance robotic eye surgery platforms and address a global shortage of ophthalmologists.

Complementing these advanced healthcare efforts, Jaan Health secures major non-dilutive funding to scale its Artificial Intelligence-powered virtual care tools for chronic disease management, while Wispr Flow and Blank Metal in the U.S. collect fresh rounds for hands-free dictation and accelerated enterprise Artificial Intelligence deployment, respectively. In job technology, Jobright’s agent automates job search and application for candidates, while Paraform and Gemist each win backing to transform recruiter marketplaces and jewelry customization using digital tools.

International investment momentum is palpable. India’s GoKwik, backed by RTP Global, raises a sizable growth round to scale its e-commerce Artificial Intelligence suite, serving over 10,000 brands and millions of shoppers, while Hyderabad´s Skippi and Surat´s Fantail haul millions to modernize the ice pop and textile sectors. Chennai´s Fabheads, founded by ex-ISRO engineers, clinches Series A capital and venture debt to commercialize aerospace-grade automated composites. London-based Zeelo, growing its transport-as-a-service business after acquiring a competitor, and Delhi’s Evera Cabs, expanding its airport-focused electric vehicle taxi fleet, also lock in substantial financing rounds.

Seed and Series A flows are strong for deeptech and workflow digitization: Skyramp, with Sequoia Capital support, builds Artificial Intelligence-powered code testing for developers, and Delphi draws a wide-ranging syndicate to realize conversational ‘digital minds’ for thought leaders. From hospital hallways to cross-border logistics, and from digital job agents to India´s vibrant consumer tech, the day’s funding picture reveals global investor confidence and a cross-sector rally for Artificial Intelligence, automation, and platform-driven solutions. The upward velocity—and diversity—of investment reveals both scale and depth to the ongoing tech innovation cycle as summer 2025 heats up.

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