Start up investing in edtech remains active

Start up investing in edtech remains active, although the sector is shifting towards AI-driven learning platforms. Q2 deals saw a median valuation of $120 million, up from $95 million in Q Got a tip for us? Email Kirsten Korosec at [email protected] or my Signal at kkorosec.07, or email Sean O’Kane at [email protected] . It is the second funding round of 2025 for the firm that uses artificial intelligence to transcribe consultations between doctors and their patients. It will also kick off a secondary sale of $US5 million worth of existing shares this week, to clinicians among its customer base, giving staff and early investors a chance to make some money out of their on-paper gains. Analysts link this to policy incentives and surging demand forecasts.