Funded Startups in Baden-Wurttemberg
Across the 50 most recent Baden-Wurttemberg rounds shown (sorted by round date descending), the largest disclosed amount is ILOS Projects’ $530M closed on…
Across the 50 most recent Baden-Wurttemberg rounds shown (sorted by round date descending), the largest disclosed amount is ILOS Projects’ $530M closed on 2026-04-14. That figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds, including Sereact’s $110M (2026-04-27) and Black Forest Labs’ $300M (2025-12-01), while most other disclosed rounds sit far below $100M.
The list also clusters temporally: 11 entries fall between 2026-04-01 and 2026-05-20 (Qurie $3M on 2026-05-20 through Picea Biosolutions $310K on 2026-04-01). City-level concentration appears around Stuttgart and Freiburg im Breisgau, with repeated entries such as Nesto (Karlsruhe, 2026-04-13) and multiple AI/data/biotech companies in Stuttgart and Freiburg im Breisgau. Stage and disclosure are mixed: “Series Unknown” appears 13 times, and “undisclosed” appears 5 times, limiting comparisons for several deals (e.g., SaveSpace on 2026-03-06 is undisclosed; Solarize on 2026-02-04 is undisclosed). Sectors repeated in at least 3 entries include Artificial Intelligence (AI) (e.g., Sereact 2026-04-27, Mirelo AI 2025-12-15, NEURA Robotics 2025-01-16) and Energy (e.g., ILOS Projects 2026-04-14, PIONIX 2025-11-17).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the clear outlier in Baden-Wurttemberg, and what’s the nearest disclosed competitor?
ILOS Projects’ $530M on 2026-04-14 is the largest disclosed amount in the 50-row view and is well above other disclosed rounds, including Black Forest Labs’ $300M (2025-12-01) and Sereact’s $110M (2026-04-27).
How concentrated are closures in the latest part of the date window?
There’s a dense cluster in early-to-late April 2026: entries run from Picea Biosolutions ($310K, 2026-04-01) through ILOS Projects ($530M, 2026-04-14), continuing into May with Qurie ($3M, 2026-05-20). In the 2026-04-01 to 2026-05-20 span alone, 11 of the 50 rows fall.
Do Stuttgart or Freiburg im Breisgau show repeated presence compared to other cities?
Stuttgart appears repeatedly across different sectors and stages (e.g., Sereact in Stuttgart at $110M on 2026-04-27, Metergrid in Stuttgart at $12M on 2026-01-29, Q.ANT in Stuttgart at $72M on 2025-07-17). Freiburg im Breisgau also recurs with multiple entries such as Qurie ($3M, 2026-05-20) and Black Forest Labs ($300M, 2025-12-01).
What does the stage/disclosure mix imply for deal-size comparisons?
“Series Unknown” is frequent (13 rows), and “undisclosed” appears 5 times (for example, SaveSpace on 2026-03-06 and Solarize on 2026-02-04). That means only a subset of rows support clean comparisons by stage—e.g., even within the Seed cohort, disclosed amounts range from $1M (Germanium Quantum Detectors, 2026-03-10) to $41M (Mirelo AI, 2025-12-15).
Are there recurring sectors where multiple large rounds cluster?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) recurs with several sizeable disclosed rounds, including Sereact ($110M, 2026-04-27), Black Forest Labs ($300M, 2025-12-01), and NEURA Robotics ($124M, 2025-01-16). Energy is also repeatedly represented, including ILOS Projects ($530M, 2026-04-14) and PIONIX ($9M, 2025-11-17), spanning both extreme and mid-range disclosed sizes.
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