Finally: iVivity Deal Pushes Georgia Pass $100 Million

It was a long time coming, but Georgia finally has passed the $100 million in venture capital this year.

iVivity closed on a $13 million round, giving it $25 million total. The deal was the third largest in Georgia in what has been a very slow year.

It also was Georgia’s 19th for the year. According to LTW figures, those deals have generated some $106 million

Here’s LTW’s exclusive list of Georgia venture deals, ranked according to the size of the investment:

Company; Sector; Amount (Round):

1. Prenova, Marietta; IT services; $15.5 million (3rd)

Investors Frontenac (lead) Austin Ventures and River Cities Capital Funds

2. STI Knowledge, Atlanta; Software; $14 million (1st)

Investors: Satish Sanan (individual lead) BV-Cornerstone Ventures and Mellon Ventures

3. iVivity, Atlanta, Software; $13 million

Investors: LSI Logic, HIG Capital, Commonwealth Capital Ventures, Kinetic Ventures, Cordova Ventures, Bergman & Associates.

4. nuBridges, Atlanta; Software; $11 million (2nd)

Investors: hf Flagship Investments (lead), C&B Capital, GMT Capital, Noro-Moseley, Tycho and Marie Hawle Foundation and individuals

5. Procuri, Atlanta; Software; $10 million (3rd)

Investors: Insight Venture Partners

6. EGT, Atlanta; Digital Video; $7.4 million (2nd)
Investors: Sevin Rosen Funds, Noro-Moseley Partners, HIG Ventures, Gray Ventures, the Yamacraw Seed Capital Funds, angels.

7. Brickstream, Atlanta; Software; $6.2 million (1st)

Investors: Columbia Capital and Mohr Davidow Ventures

8. Trusted Network Technologies, Alpharetta; IT services; $6 million (1st)

Investors: Charles River Ventures and Flagship Ventures

9. Lancope, Alpharetta; IT Services; $5 million (2nd)

Investors: HIG Ventures and GMG Capital Partners

10. Q1 Labs, Atlanta; Software; $3.3 million (1st)

Investors: Business Development Bank of Canada and New Brunswick Investment Management

11. Flexlight, Atlanta; Networking; $3 million (2nd)

Investors: Coral Ventures and Concord Ventures

12. Quellan, Atlanta; Hardware; $3 million (2nd)

Investors: Cordova Intellimedia Ventures, Greenspring Ventures, ITU Ventures, National Semiconductor, University Financing Foundation and Yamacraw Seed Capital Fund III

13. CoreCard Software, Norcross; Software; $2.5 million (NA)

Investors: Intelligent Systems

14. Qcept, Atlanta; Hardware; $2.1 million (NA)

Investors: Pittco Capital Partners (lead), Atlanta Technology Ventures and Bergman & Associates

15. Auctionworks, Atlanta; Software; $2 million (2nd)

Investors: Undisclosed

16. AfterBOT, Norcross; Software; $835,000 (2nd)

Investors: River Cities Capital Funds

17. SAK Logistics, Atlanta; Software; $500,000 (1st)

Investors: Individuals

18. RYLA Teleservices, Woodstock; IT services; $100,000 (2nd)

Investors: Sustainable Jobs Fund