, the DNA testing startup famous for its at-home kits, has raised $82.5 million in equity funding, Business Insider has learned.a Form D filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission
dated December 23. The filing stated that 23 unidentified investors have already committed funding for the round, with roughly $2.5 million in available shares yet to be sold. The company raised $300 million in July 2018, and has since completed two separate confidential fundraises according to . It was most recently valued at $2.5 billion, and says on its website that it has raised $791 million.The raise comes at the end of a tumultuous year for the testing company, which
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