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Startups & Venture·August 7, 2026·1 min read

Sources: legal AI startup Harvey is in talks to raise $500M+ at a $15.5B valuation, up from $11B in March, and is generating $350M+ in annualized revenue

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$350M+ ARR and a $15.5B mark for a vertical AI app says the market will pay software multiples for deep workflow ownership, not just infra. If you’re horizontal, expect pricing pressure; if you’re in a regulated vertical, this is your cue to either go all-in on domain depth or accept being the plumbing.

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Munich-based NavVis, which provides enterprises with spatial data on factories, plants, buildings, and more, raised an $85M Series D led by The Jordan Company

Capital is flowing into spatial twins of the built world — NavVis’ €73.7M (~$85M) round is a bet that high-fidelity factory and building maps become core infrastructure for automation and AI. If you run complex physical operations, start treating 3D spatial data like a system of record and map where a digital twin could collapse site visits, audits, and layout changes.

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Singapore-based Multiplier, which acquires accounting firms to boost their growth with AI tools, raised a $35M Series B led by TheGP at a $300M valuation

Multiplier’s $35M raise at a $300M valuation to roll up accounting firms with AI tools is a bet that distribution plus workflow depth beats selling generic AI SaaS into the Big Four. If you’re in a professional services niche, the PE-style “buy firms + embed AI” playbook is now live — decide if you’re a buyer, a target, or a partner.