Fundraising FoxGeorgian — 2026 Investments
5 investments dated 2026 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Cyera is an AI-powered data security platform that helps organizations discover, classify, and secure their data across any environment.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityData & Infrastructure
Tamar Bar-Ilan(Co-founder, CTO)inYotam Segev(Co-founder, CEO)inYonatan Itai(Co-founder, VP of R&D)in
Co-investorsAccelArtisanal VenturesCoatue ManagementCRV (Charles River Ventures)CyberstartsEvolution Equity Partners+19 more
Dominion develops autonomous systems and command-and-control platforms for defense and critical infrastructure operations in remote, harsh environments like the Arctic.
AI & Machine LearningDeep TechDefense TechWaterloo, CA
Eliot Pence(Founder)in
Co-investorsBCIBessemer Venture PartnersExpeditionsGarage CapitalGolden VenturesOMERS Ventures+6 more
Expo is a platform that helps creators and enterprises build and publish applications.
Cloud ComputingCreator EconomyData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSaaSTravel & HospitalitySan Francisco, US
Charlie Cheever(Founder)inJames Ide(Founder)inBrett Gough(Executive Officer, Director)inTracey Straub(Executive Officer, Director)inDouglas Moring(Executive Officer, Director)inStieg Larsson(Founder)
Co-investorsA.Capital VenturesAvenir Growth CapitalBrighter CapitalLeadout CapitalLightspeed India PartnersNueterra Capital+6 more
Supabase is a fully managed PostgreSQL backend platform that integrates with AI builders like Claude, Lovable, and Bolt to enable rapid development of production applications.
Cloud ComputingData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSan Francisco, US
Paul Copplestone(Founder)inAnt Wilson(Founder)inInian Parameshwaran(Engineering)Rory Wilding(Head of Growth)Laura Copplestone(People)Margarita Sandomirskaya(Recruitment)
Co-investorsBase Case CapitalAccelavraBerkeley FrontierChapter OneCoatue Management+23 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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