Bloomberg: Halter Raises Investment from Founders Fund, Valuation Reaches $2 Billion

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Investing.com - According to Bloomberg, citing sources, the startup company Halter, which produces AI-powered cow collars, is in talks for a new funding round that will double its valuation to over $2 billion.

Sources revealed that billionaire Peter Thiel’s venture capital firm Founders Fund will lead this funding round. Negotiations are still ongoing, and details may change.

Halter’s technology aims to create virtual fences for herds, allowing farmers to monitor animal location and health metrics through an app. The collars are solar-powered and connect to farmers’ phones, enabling remote management of the pasture.

Farmers can use vibrations and audio alerts from the collars to herd cattle. An insider said that the latest funding round will bring Halter’s valuation to approximately $2 billion before the new funds are added.

The size of the funding has not been finalized, as strong investor interest has led to significant oversubscription.

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