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Who's Investing: 25 Funds, $5.2B: Week of 16–23 June 2026

Twenty-five funds closed the week of 16–23 June with $5,197M in fresh capital, led by a $3B Menlo Ventures vehicle betting heavily on AI infrastructure.

The Money Report16 June 2026 – 23 June 2026$5.2B

Funds this week

25

Fresh capital

$5.2B

Undisclosed terms

7 funds

Previous week

25 funds · $3.2B

Published

23 June 2026

The Week

Twenty-five funds raised a combined $5,197M in the week of 16–23 June 2026. That is level with 25 the previous week, suggesting the fundraising market has stabilised at this pace heading into summer. Seven of the 25 funds closed on undisclosed amounts, so the headline figure understates total deployment capacity.

Stages

Seed-stage mandates led in both volume and capital — 22 funds covering seed with $5,046M deployable at that entry point. Series A followed with 14 funds and $4,771M, making the seed-to-Series-A corridor the most contested stretch of the funding stack this week. Pre-seed attracted 15 funds with $1,084M available, giving very early founders a meaningful set of options.

seed22 funds · $5B

pre-seed15 funds · $1.1B

series-a14 funds · $4.8B

series-b9 funds · $1.6B

Sectors

AI Infrastructure commanded the largest single allocation, with 7 funds and $4,103M pointing at the layer beneath the models. Enterprise Software and Industrial Automation were the next most-capitalised focuses at $3,025M across 4 funds and $1,044M across 4 funds respectively. Climate Tech (4 funds, $254M) and Agtech (6 funds, $210M) show that deep-tech and sustainability mandates remain active even as AI crowds the headline numbers.

AI Infrastructure7 funds · $4.1B

Agtech6 funds · $210M

Cybersecurity5 funds · $100M

Enterprise Software4 funds · $3B

Industrial Automation4 funds · $1B

Climate Tech4 funds · $254M

Geography

North America dominated, accounting for 15 funds and $4,521M of the week's capital — a concentration that leaves little room for doubt about where GPs are raising. The United Kingdom placed second with 2 funds and $345M, while Southeast Asia and Europe each logged 2 funds and $100M and $94M respectively; Israel added a further 2 funds totalling $78M.

North America15 funds · $4.5B

United Kingdom2 funds · $345M

Southeast Asia2 funds · $100M

Europe2 funds · $94M

Israel2 funds · $78M

MENA1 fund · $60M

The Database

Full profiles, LP details, and contact intelligence for all 25 funds are available in the Fusion42 database — search by stage, sector, or geography to find the exact fit for your round.

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