1. Flagship Pioneering, a venture capital firm, raised $3.6 billion for its latest fund, which will be used to invest in early-stage companies in the agrifoodtech sector. This is one of the largest fundraising rounds for a venture capital firm in the industry, reflecting the growing interest and investment in innovative solutions for the agricultural and food technology space.

2. Kembara, a Malaysian startup that operates a digital platform for farmers, secured $37.9 million in a Series B funding round. The company plans to use the funds to expand its reach and services, which include connecting farmers with buyers, providing access to financing, and offering data-driven insights to improve agricultural practices.

3. Cartkens, a startup that develops delivery robots for last-mile logistics, raised $10 million in a seed funding round. The company's autonomous delivery bots are designed to address the challenges of urban deliveries, such as traffic congestion and the need for more sustainable transportation options, and the investment will support the further development and deployment of its technology.