Four rounds, $25M to $300M
Four rounds.
$25M to $300M.
Four of the larger rounds reported between 4 and 9 November. Three name a stage: Series A, Series C and Series D. Titan OS names none.
- Onodrim Industries: $300M Series A at a $1.3B valuation, led by Lux Capital, with new and existing investors. Onodrim Industries takes controlling stakes in European businesses in critical supply chains, especially those that are bottlenecks for the defence industry. It had a $45M seed earlier in 2026 and expects to announce its first acquisitions in the coming months.
- Pliant, Berlin: $80M Series C, led by Seaya Nova and Speedinvest, with three further investors. Pliant is a B2B payments platform that combines card issuing, payment accounts and foreign exchange, and is opening its rails to AI agents. The money goes into expansion in the US and Canada and into AI capabilities. Sources date the announcement 4 or 5 November.
- Titan OS, Barcelona: a $46M (€40.9M) financing, announced on 4 November according to Advanced Television. It combines equity from existing investors Highland Europe and Mangrove Capital Partners with a credit facility from funds and accounts managed by BlackRock. The split was not disclosed. Titan OS makes an independent smart TV operating system. The money goes into manufacturer partnerships, new markets, product and advertising technology.
- bit.bio: $25M Series D, reported on 4 November, from existing investor M&G Investments and from Dr Jonathan Milner, founder and former CEO of Abcam. No lead was named. bit.bio programs human cells for drug discovery and research, and says its range now covers more than 50 cell types. The money goes into adding cell types and reaching more researchers. Manufacturing capacity is already in place.
The largest round is the Series A and the smallest is the Series D, so by stage letter alone the order is reversed. Titan OS is the only one of the four where the sources report debt.