Funded Startups in Amsterdam
Across the 50 most recent disclosed rounds for Amsterdam-based startups, the largest disclosed amount is UniQure’s $259M (2026-06-23), which dwarfs the res…
Across the 50 most recent disclosed rounds for Amsterdam-based startups, the largest disclosed amount is UniQure’s $259M (2026-06-23), which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed set—while several rounds sit in the $40M–$120M range (e.g., WorkFlex $43M on 2026-03-17; Avanzanite Bioscience $37M on 2025-11-19; Fastned $118M on 2026-01-23), no other disclosed entry is remotely close to $259M. The dataset also shows clustering in both time and type: multiple rounds land in late June 2026 (e.g., Leyden Labs $45M on 2026-06-25; UniQure $259M on 2026-06-23; Droppie $5M on 2026-06-22), and AI-related companies recur repeatedly (Agensi 2026-06-09 $120K; Billy Grace 2026-05-15 $4M; Overstory 2025-11-29 $43M; Struck 2025-11-09 $2M).
Stage disclosure is mixed: 17 of 50 entries are labeled “Series Unknown” and 6 of 50 are “undisclosed,” leaving a visible but not dominant share of named stages like Seed, Series A, and Series B. The temporal edge spans from 2025-10-16 (SOUS, undisclosed) to 2026-06-25 (Leyden Labs, $45M), with the most recent row dated 2026-06-25. The smallest disclosed amount is Agensi’s $120K (2026-06-09), highlighting a wide spread between early micro-rounds and large late-stage financings.
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Frequently asked
What stands out in Amsterdam’s recent disclosed round sizes, and how extreme is the top deal?
UniQure’s $259M on 2026-06-23 is the top disclosed amount and far exceeds the rest of the disclosed rounds; even other large financings such as Silverflow’s $40M (2026-03-04) and Fastned’s $118M (2026-01-23) remain well below it.
Do the filings cluster around a particular time window in Amsterdam?
Yes—late June 2026 contains multiple entries, including Leyden Labs $45M (2026-06-25), UniQure $259M (2026-06-23), and Droppie $5M (2026-06-22), suggesting a tight cluster at the top of the date range.
How much of the list lacks stage disclosure, and what fraction is actually specified?
Stage is not fully specified in a majority of rows: 17 of 50 are “Series Unknown,” and 6 of 50 are “undisclosed,” so 27 of 50 entries have a named/visible stage label while the remaining 23 do not.
Which sector shows up most often, and does it align with specific stages or deal sizes?
Artificial Intelligence appears repeatedly across the window (e.g., Agensi $120K pre-Seed on 2026-06-09; Delphyr $2M Seed on 2026-03-03; Overstory $43M Series B on 2025-11-29; Struck $2M Seed on 2025-11-09), spanning both very small disclosed rounds and large Series B funding.
Which outliers are worth scrutiny beyond pure size—especially where disclosure is missing or the amount is unusually low?
On the low end, Agensi’s $120K (2026-06-09) is the smallest disclosed amount, while the highest dollar deal is UniQure’s $259M (2026-06-23). Separately, several financings are “undisclosed” (e.g., Fraudio on 2026-06-12; Energiesprong on 2026-06-10; Geobirds on 2025-11-19), which can mask whether similar outliers exist among the non-disclosed rows.
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