Funded Startups in Basingstoke
Recent funding in Basingstoke spans from 2020-07-02 (Bakedin, $700K) to 2026-06-04 (Spotless Water, $9M).
Recent funding in Basingstoke spans from 2020-07-02 (Bakedin, $700K) to 2026-06-04 (Spotless Water, $9M). Within these six disclosed rounds, InstaVolt’s $335M disclosed round on 2026-05-18 is a clear outlier: it dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts, with only InfoSum at $65M (2021-08-17) sitting in the same broad “tens of millions” range.
Sector coverage is mixed rather than concentrated: Information Technology appears twice (CensorNet $100K on 2022-02-02; RazorSecure $3M on 2021-06-08), while the remaining entries are split across Natural Resources (Spotless Water, 2026-06-04, $9M), Energy (InstaVolt, 2026-05-18, $335M), Advertising (InfoSum, 2021-08-17, $65M), and Commerce and Shopping (Bakedin, 2020-07-02, $700K). Timing also clusters near the top of the window: three of the six rounds (Spotless Water on 2026-06-04, InstaVolt on 2026-05-18, and the two-year jump to CensorNet on 2022-02-02) show that the list is led by two 2026 closings, with the next three falling between 2021-06-08 and 2022-02-02.
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Frequently asked
Which single disclosed round is the standout in Basingstoke, and how does it compare to the others shown here?
InstaVolt’s $335M round dated 2026-05-18 is the standout outlier in this set; the next-largest disclosed amount is InfoSum’s $65M on 2021-08-17, with the rest clustered well below that level (e.g., Spotless Water at $9M on 2026-06-04, and CensorNet at $100K on 2022-02-02).
Is funding clustered near the most recent months, or spread evenly across the date range shown?
It’s clustered toward the most recent part of the window: two rounds in 2026 (InstaVolt on 2026-05-18 for $335M and Spotless Water on 2026-06-04 for $9M) appear ahead of the older cluster running roughly from 2021-06-08 (RazorSecure, $3M) through 2022-02-02 (CensorNet, $100K), with the oldest shown on 2020-07-02 (Bakedin, $700K).
Do any sectors or industries repeat enough to suggest an over-representation in this slice?
Only Information Technology repeats, appearing twice: CensorNet (Series C, $100K on 2022-02-02) and RazorSecure (undisclosed stage, $3M on 2021-06-08). The other four entries each map to distinct sectors—Natural Resources, Energy, Advertising, and Commerce and Shopping—so there’s no broader multi-company concentration beyond IT.
What does the stage mix suggest among the rows with a disclosed stage label?
Stage labels shown are sparse and non-uniform: only CensorNet is explicitly “Series C” (2022-02-02, $100K), only InfoSum is “Series B” (2021-08-17, $65M), and the other three entries show “Series Unknown” (Spotless Water on 2026-06-04, $9M; InstaVolt on 2026-05-18, $335M; RazorSecure on 2021-06-08, $3M) or a blank stage value (Bakedin on 2020-07-02, $700K).
Are any companies especially small or especially large relative to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Yes on both ends: CensorNet’s $100K on 2022-02-02 is the smallest disclosed amount in the table, while InstaVolt’s $335M on 2026-05-18 is the largest. The middle of the distribution includes InfoSum at $65M (2021-08-17) and Spotless Water at $9M (2026-06-04), with RazorSecure at $3M (2021-06-08) and Bakedin at $700K (2020-07-02) below them.
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