Major funding rounds reveal global investor focus on AI-driven healthcare, MedTech, and SaaS innovations
The startup funding ecosystem continues to see strong momentum in AI, healthtech, and enterprise SaaS, according to the latest July 2025 reports. Despite global market uncertainties, key sectors like digital health, MedTech supply chain, and financial services AI attracted major venture capital inflows.
Here are some of the top startup and tech funding highlights from July 3, 2025:
1. MediShout (UK) Raises $9 Million to Streamline Hospital Operations
London-based MediShout, a SaaS platform that optimizes hospital supply chain management, raised $9 million in Series A funding. MediShout’s AI-driven platform reduces equipment downtime and streamlines logistics in clinical environments.
This funding will help scale the platform across Europe and Asia, tackling critical inefficiencies in healthcare infrastructure.
Source: TechStartups
2. Sana Labs (Sweden) Secures $55 Million for AI-Powered Workplace Learning
Sana Labs, a Stockholm-based edtech startup, raised $55 million to expand its AI-powered employee learning and compliance solutions, which are increasingly adopted by healthcare and pharma companies for workforce upskilling.
3. Treasury Prime (USA) Closes $40 Million to Scale Banking-as-a-Service
The fintech startup is enabling embedded financial services for healthtech startups and SaaS platforms, offering compliance-ready banking solutions.
4. Typewise (Switzerland) Raises $8 Million for Secure AI Communication Tools
Typewise’s predictive AI typing and secure communication tools gained traction in the healthcare and defense sectors, raising $8 million in fresh capital.
5. Phyll (UK) Secures $7 Million for AI-Driven AgriTech
Though outside healthcare, this funding reflects the broader AI trend as Phyll applies precision data analytics to food security and nutritional supply chains, indirectly supporting health outcomes.
Funding Trends to Watch in HealthTech & AI:
- AI-led health operations platforms are seeing strong enterprise adoption.
- MedTech and hospital SaaS tools are increasingly funded for solving operational bottlenecks.
- Investors are backing cross-industry AI solutions that have healthcare applications, such as workplace compliance and communication.
Why This Matters for Healthcare Innovation
The funding surge shows that investors are betting heavily on technologies that boost hospital efficiency, improve healthcare access, and streamline care delivery.
As healthcare faces staffing shortages and rising costs, startups offering automation, AI-driven insights, and workflow optimization are poised to scale globally.
Source: TechStartups – Top 10 Startup and Tech Funding News (July 3, 2025)
