Blast OIF | 24 things from 2024
OIF Ventures' 2024 review: two portfolio companies acquired, a talent-leadership hire, its fourth fund deploying, new investments in eight named startups and nine follow-on rounds.
Startup · $34m raised
Melbourne, VIC
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round mod.io raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Tencent | Series A | - |
| Sequoia Capital India's Surge | Series A | - |
| Sequoia Capital | Series A | - |
| Play Ventures | Series A | - |
| Our Innovation Fund | Series A | - |
| OIF Ventures | Series A | - |
| Makers Fund | Series A | - |
| Machinefloor | Series A | - |
| LEGO Ventures | Series A | - |
| Lego | Series A | - |
| GameTech Ventures | Series A | - |
Companies mod.io acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming mod.io. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
OIF Ventures' 2024 review: two portfolio companies acquired, a talent-leadership hire, its fourth fund deploying, new investments in eight named startups and nine follow-on rounds.
OIF Ventures' year in review: full Eftsure exit, Opportunity Fund close, Visory, DataMasque and Nullify backed, follow-ons at Inspace and Dataweavers, new team members and portfolio milestones.
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OIF Ventures' third monthly portfolio roundup: XM Cyber's roughly billion-dollar sale to Schwarz Group, Assignar's secondary raise, new investments in Inspace, mod.io and Atelier, plus portfolio awards, customers and product launches.
Mod.io, which lets gamers build and share in-game content, has raised $34 million from Tencent, LEGO's venture arm, Our Innovation Fund and earlier backers.