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12.18.25
Firm Advises Culture Biosciences on Series C Financing Round
On December 16, 2025, Culture Biosciences, a leader in cloud-based biomanufacturing, announced the successful close of its Series C fundraising round led by existing investors including Northpond Ventures, Synthesis Capital, S32, and Cultivian Sandbox, reflecting strong conviction among current shareholders in Culture’s trajectory and long-term strategy. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati advised Culture on the transaction.
The Series C financing will accelerate the commercial expansion of Culture’s next-generation hardware product, the Stratyx 250, as well as fuel continued development of the company’s AI-powered Console software ecosystem. The Stratyx 250 system is engineered to provide scalable, automated, and digitally connected bioprocess capacity designed for modern biologics, cell therapy, and advanced bioprocess development needs. In parallel, Culture will expand the AI-enabled capabilities of its Console software platform, including advanced data integration, predictive modeling, and automated analysis tools intended to streamline development cycles and enhance process decision-making for customers.
The Wilson Sonsini team that advised Culture on the financing included Andrew Hoffman, Terence Desouza, Utsav Lall, Kate Kirkpatrick, Michael Murrietta, and Casey Hepburn.
The Series C financing will accelerate the commercial expansion of Culture’s next-generation hardware product, the Stratyx 250, as well as fuel continued development of the company’s AI-powered Console software ecosystem. The Stratyx 250 system is engineered to provide scalable, automated, and digitally connected bioprocess capacity designed for modern biologics, cell therapy, and advanced bioprocess development needs. In parallel, Culture will expand the AI-enabled capabilities of its Console software platform, including advanced data integration, predictive modeling, and automated analysis tools intended to streamline development cycles and enhance process decision-making for customers.
The Wilson Sonsini team that advised Culture on the financing included Andrew Hoffman, Terence Desouza, Utsav Lall, Kate Kirkpatrick, Michael Murrietta, and Casey Hepburn.
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8.28.25
Wilson Sonsini Advises Photara on $8 Million Seed Financing
Photara Inc. recently closed an $8 million Seed financing round co-led by Voyager Ventures and Kibo Invest with support from Ahren Innovation Capital, Pace Ventures, and WovenEarth Ventures. Existing investors Prelude Ventures, Breakthrough Energy Fellows, and Baruch Future Ventures also participated in the financing. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati advised Photara on the transaction.
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8.20.25
Wilson Sonsini Advises TinyFish on $47 Million Series A Financing
On August 20, 2025, TinyFish, the enterprise web agent infrastructure company, announced $47 million in Series A funding to transform complex business operations with enterprise web agents. The financing was led by ICONIQ with participation from USVP, Mango Capital, MongoDB Ventures, ASG, and Sandberg Bernthal Venture Partners. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati advised TinyFish on the financing.
TinyFish’s purpose-built enterprise web agents are in production at unmatched scale at Fortune 500 companies and other large enterprise brands across industries, including hospitality, transportation, and e-commerce. Powered by the company’s patented infrastructure that learns, adapts, and scales, TinyFish’s enterprise web agents execute complete workflows mapped to measurable business outcomes, from pricing and inventory tracking to real-time market intelligence, across thousands of platforms simultaneously.
TinyFish’s purpose-built enterprise web agents are in production at unmatched scale at Fortune 500 companies and other large enterprise brands across industries, including hospitality, transportation, and e-commerce. Powered by the company’s patented infrastructure that learns, adapts, and scales, TinyFish’s enterprise web agents execute complete workflows mapped to measurable business outcomes, from pricing and inventory tracking to real-time market intelligence, across thousands of platforms simultaneously.
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7.09.25
Firm Advises Circle Games on $7.25 Million Funding Round
On July 9, 2025, Circle Games announced that it has closed a $7.25 million round of funding. The round was led by Bitkraft Ventures, with a16z Speedrun, Play Ventures, e2vc, and APY Ventures also participating. Circle Games plans to use the proceeds from the funding to develop mobile casual games. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati advised Circle Games on the transaction.
The Wilson Sonsini team included Jonathan Chan, Mark Baudler, Peter Bratton, Mounika Yepuri, and Kate Kirkpatrick.
For more information, please see this article from GamesBeat.
The Wilson Sonsini team included Jonathan Chan, Mark Baudler, Peter Bratton, Mounika Yepuri, and Kate Kirkpatrick.
For more information, please see this article from GamesBeat.