Funded Startups in Antwerpen
Across the 12 most recent Antwerpen entries, disclosed round sizes cluster between $380K and $37M, with Nobi’s $37M (Series B, 2025-01-28) standing out as…
Across the 12 most recent Antwerpen entries, disclosed round sizes cluster between $380K and $37M, with Nobi’s $37M (Series B, 2025-01-28) standing out as the only clearly above the rest of the disclosed amounts. The next-largest disclosed figures are $35M for Choco (Series Unknown, 2022-12-15) and $25M for Rombit (Series B, 2022-02-16), while Koios Care’s $380K (Pre-Seed, 2023-01-18) anchors the low end.
The list shows two concentration patterns: a time-window cluster from 2025-04-10 (wehave, $1M) back to 2025-01-28 (Nobi, $37M), and a second set from late 2022 through early 2023 (e.g., Choco 2022-12-15, Zapfloor 2022-09-20, Rombit 2022-02-16, Koios Care 2023-01-18, Aloxy 2025-03-11). Sector-wise, “Information Technology” appears in 3 entries (Exalate on 2023-05-08; Zapfloor on 2022-09-20; Rombit on 2022-02-16), and stage labels are frequently missing or generic: 6 of 12 rows are “undisclosed” or “Series Unknown/blank.” The shown rounds span 2021-05-05 (Accelleran) through 2026-03-04 (Sereni), with 2026’s most recent entry currently undisclosed.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in the Antwerpen list, and how isolated is it versus other disclosed amounts?
Nobi’s $37M (Series B, 2025-01-28) is the largest disclosed amount in the 12 rows. The next-largest disclosed rounds are Choco’s $35M (Series Unknown, 2022-12-15) and Rombit’s $25M (Series B, 2022-02-16), while several others sit at $8M (Aloxy, 2025-03-11) or $2M (Zapfloor 2022-09-20; Willow 2021-07-27).
Do multiple rounds cluster into a narrow date window among the most recent entries?
Yes. Four of the 12 rows fall between 2025-03-11 and 2025-04-10 (Aloxy $8M on 2025-03-11; Nobi $37M on 2025-01-28 is just earlier but still within the 2025 cluster; wehave $1M on 2025-04-10; plus Sereni on 2026-03-04 is outside). A second concentration runs from late 2022 into early 2023, including Rombit on 2022-02-16, Zapfloor on 2022-09-20, Choco on 2022-12-15, and Koios Care on 2023-01-18.
Which companies anchor the smallest and largest disclosed amounts?
The smallest disclosed amount is Koios Care at $380K (Pre-Seed, 2023-01-18). On the top end, Nobi’s $37M (Series B, 2025-01-28) is the largest disclosed amount, creating a wide spread across disclosed rounds from $380K to $37M.
Are specific sectors over-represented in this Antwerpen snapshot?
Information Technology is the only sector appearing 3+ times: Exalate (2023-05-08, undisclosed), Zapfloor (2022-09-20, $2M), and Rombit (2022-02-16, $25M). Other sectors are represented once each in the shown rows, such as Artificial Intelligence (Nobi), Advertising (Choco), and Hardware (Accelleran).
How often are round sizes or stage classifications missing or generic?
Stage/amount clarity is limited in this set: 3 of 12 rows list “undisclosed” amounts (Sereni 2026-03-04; Marple 2024-09-26; Exalate 2023-05-08) and multiple others use “Series Unknown” or a blank stage label (e.g., Sereni Series Unknown; Marple Series Unknown; Exalate Series Unknown; Accelleran has a blank stage label). In total, 6 of 12 rows fall into an “undisclosed/Series Unknown/blank” bucket based on the provided classifications.
Which entries are closest to the most recent date shown, and do they form an outlier pattern in disclosed size?
The most recent round date in the rows is 2026-03-04 (Sereni), and its amount is undisclosed. The closest disclosed entries after that are 2025-04-10 (wehave, $1M) and 2025-03-11 (Aloxy, $8M), which are far below Nobi’s $37M (2025-01-28) and also below the $35M Choco round (2022-12-15).
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