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- 125-year-old Israeli founder sells stealth AI startup for up to $35 million▼25-year-old Israeli founder sells stealth AI startup for up to $35 million without raising capital
A 25-year-old Israeli founder has sold a stealth AI startup in a deal worth up to $35 million. The company had operated in stealth mode and, notably, was sold without ever raising outside capital, meaning the founder and any early backers captured the full proceeds. The exit highlights the strong appetite among buyers for young AI teams, even those with little public track record, and stands out as a rare no-funding success story in Israel's startup scene.
- 2AdaptClose exits stealth with pre-seed funding for AI sales coaching●AdaptClose exits stealth with pre-seed round to bring AI sales coaching to home services
AdaptClose has come out of stealth and raised a pre-seed funding round to develop AI-powered sales coaching aimed at home services businesses such as contractors, cleaners and repair companies. The startup is targeting a sector where sales calls and customer conversion remain largely untrained and analogue. Details on investors and funding amounts have not yet been disclosed.
- 3Robot data startup XDOF in talks for Series B at $1.2B valuation●XDOF, just 3 months out of stealth, is in talks for a Series B at a $1.2B valuation The round is being raised just month
XDOF, a startup working on robot data, is reportedly raising a Series B round at a $1.2 billion valuation only three months after emerging from stealth. The speed of the round would mark a rapid leap to near-unicorn status, and the funding talks are drawing attention in venture and robotics circles as investors continue to push money into AI and robotics data infrastructure.
- 4MiniMax quietly launches M3.1-Flash model after mystery teasers▼MiniMax quietly launches M3.1-Flash after weeks as a mystery Space Bunny model
Chinese AI startup MiniMax has released M3.1-Flash, a new model that had circulated for weeks under the codename Space Bunny before its official unveiling. The quiet launch, without a promotional event, follows the pattern of stealth testing that AI labs increasingly use to benchmark unreleased models. The release adds to competition in the fast-moving market for efficient, low-cost AI models.
- 5Vessla exits stealth with $3.3 million pre-seed for AI property management●Vessla exited stealth with $3.3 million in pre-seed funding to build an AI-powered platform for property management work
Swedish startup Vessla has come out of stealth with $3.3 million in pre-seed funding to build an AI-powered platform for property management workflows. The company says its AI agents are designed to automate routine operational tasks for property managers, reducing manual administrative work. The round, covered by Tech.eu, signals continued investor interest in applying agentic AI to back-office functions in real estate and property operations.
- 6Stockholm startup Vessla raises €2.94 million for AI property agents●Stockholm’s Vessla exits stealth with €2.94 million to bring AI agents to property management
Stockholm-based startup Vessla has come out of stealth with €2.94 million in funding to develop AI agents for property management. The company says its technology aims to automate tasks for landlords and property managers. The funding round and launch position the young company within the growing wave of European startups applying AI agents to specific industries.
- 7Israeli AI startup Zenzap emerges from stealth with $44 million▼Israeli AI startup Zenzap emerges from stealth with $44 million in funding
Israeli AI startup Zenzap has come out of stealth mode, announcing $44 million in funding. The company, which had been operating in secret while developing its product, is now publicly revealing itself with a significant war chest. Details about its investors and product focus remain limited in initial reports from Israeli media.
- 8Israeli AI cybersecurity startup Pluto raises $42 million▼Israeli AI cybersecurity startup Pluto emerges from stealth with $42 million and 1 million endpoints
Israeli AI cybersecurity startup Pluto has come out of stealth, announcing $42 million in funding and a customer base covering one million endpoints. The company uses artificial intelligence to protect enterprise devices and networks. The launch highlights continued strong investor interest in Israeli cybersecurity firms, which remain among the most active players in the global AI security market.