Funded Administrative Services Startups in Switzerland
In the 12 most recent administrative services funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Beqom’s $300M (2022-04-12), which dwarfs all other disc…
In the 12 most recent administrative services funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Beqom’s $300M (2022-04-12), which dwarfs all other disclosed rounds in the list—every other disclosed figure falls below $115M (CeQur, 2021-04-13). There’s also a clear concentration by geography: Zürich appears repeatedly, including DigeHealth ($2M, 2025-12-09), aspaara ($2M, 2022-10-18), Hosco ($4M, 2022-02-21), Kollabo ($3M, 2021-09-21), and FLOWIT ($5M, 2024-08-22), suggesting a Zürich-heavy cluster relative to single-entry locations like Geneva (RogerHR $50K, 2022-11-09; Hosco $4M, 2022-02-21) and Fribourg (Beqom $300M, 2022-04-12).
The temporal spread runs from CeQur in 2021-04-13 through the most recent round, Noriware on 2026-05-25 ($1M). Stage mix is fragmented: Seed appears multiple times (DigeHealth $2M in 2025; FLOWIT $5M in 2024; several others), while “Series Unknown” and “Venture - Series Unknown” are also frequent, and two entries are “undisclosed” on amounts (Alphacruncher 2025-03-25; Matchspace 2022-12-12).
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Frequently asked
What stands out by round size in this administrative services list?
Beqom’s disclosed $300M on 2022-04-12 is the clear outlier; the next-highest disclosed amount is CeQur’s $115M on 2021-04-13, while the remaining disclosed rounds are all below that level (for example, FLOWIT at $5M on 2024-08-22 and Hosco at $4M on 2022-02-21).
Are there city clusters in the rounds shown, or is it geographically dispersed?
Zürich is the most recurring city across multiple entries: DigeHealth is in Zürich ($2M, 2025-12-09), aspaara ($2M, 2022-10-18), Hosco ($4M, 2022-02-21), Kollabo ($3M, 2021-09-21), and FLOWIT is listed in Opfikon, Zurich ($5M, 2024-08-22). Other cities like Geneva (RogerHR $50K, 2022-11-09) and Fribourg (Beqom $300M, 2022-04-12) appear less often.
Which entries fall within the most recent 90 days of the rows shown?
Using the latest round date in the table (Noriware on 2026-05-25), the 90-day window includes Noriware $1M (2026-05-25) and DigeHealth $2M (2025-12-09) is not within 90 days. No other listed rounds occur between 2026-02-25 and 2026-05-25 in the visible 12 rows.
How dominant is any single stage classification, and how much is left as undisclosed/unknown?
The stage mix is not concentrated in one label. “Series Unknown”/“Venture - Series Unknown” appears across multiple entries (e.g., Noriware 2026-05-25, Matchspace 2022-12-12, aspaara 2022-10-18, Hosco 2022-02-21), and two rounds show “undisclosed” amounts (Alphacruncher 2025-03-25 and Matchspace 2022-12-12).
Are there small-round extremes or notable low-end data points worth flagging?
Among disclosed amounts, the smallest is RogerHR at $50K on 2022-11-09; it sits well below other disclosed low-to-mid rounds like Highr’s $350K (2023-12-14) and Noriware’s $1M (2026-05-25). Two additional entries have “undisclosed” amounts (Alphacruncher and Matchspace), so they cannot be used for disclosed-min comparisons.
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