- SeriesCUSD 1B — Amount: >USD 1B (reports indicate commitments up to USD 1.5B); Post-money valuation: USD 39B; Led by: Parkway Venture Capital | Valuation surged from USD 2.6B to USD 39B (15x in 19 months), setting a record for the steepest repricing in robotics. Brookfield's entry was a structural surprise—among the world's largest alternative asset managers, it not only invested but also attached strategic agreements: opening 100k residential units, 500M sq ft of commercial office space, and 160M sq ft of logistics space as training environments for Helix. Its CEO Bruce Flatt stated that AI infrastructure "could be our company's biggest business within 10 years." | Source: Figure AI Series C
- SeriesBUSD 680M — Amount: USD 675M; Post-money valuation: USD 2.6B; Led by Microsoft (co-led). 'All-star' strategic lineup: Co-led by Microsoft and OpenAI Startup Fund, Nvidia provided compute binding, Bezos participated personally, Intel Capital provided chip-side synergy. This round established Figure's global leadership in capital. Valuation of USD 2.6B represented a 5-6x increase from Series A. Source: Figure AI Official Announcement (Feb 2024).
- SeriesAUSD 70M — Amount: USD 70M; Post-money valuation: USD 400–500M (reports vary); Led by: Parkway Venture Capital | First institutional financing, led by Parkway Venture Capital. This firm later led again in Series C, being Figure's most significant early institutional supporter. At this time, Figure had no commercially deployed robots. | Source: Public Report Summary
- Founder Seed RoundUSD 100M — Amount scope: USD 100M; Led by: Brett Adcock (self-funded) | Brett Adcock personally invested USD 100M to launch the venture. His previous company Vettery was acquired by Adecco for USD 110M, and Archer Aviation is publicly listed; his personal capital and fundraising ability were key early resources for the company. Founded in 2022, emerged from stealth mode in Mar 2023. | Source: Sacra / Public reports summary
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