Funded Startups in Basse-Normandie
Outlier-wise, NeoXperiences’ $4M Series A (Carpiquet, dated 2026-01-20) sits at the top of the disclosed amounts, but it is not dramatically above the next…
Outlier-wise, NeoXperiences’ $4M Series A (Carpiquet, dated 2026-01-20) sits at the top of the disclosed amounts, but it is not dramatically above the next-largest disclosed rounds: Sinay’s $6M (2023-05-05) is the only larger figure in the list, while other disclosed amounts cluster around $500K–$1M (e.g., Kanta $1M on 2023-09-19; Demand Side Instruments $4M on 2020-03-10; Sinay $500K on 2020-09-17). Sector concentration appears limited, while stage labels skew heavily toward “Series Unknown”: 3 of 7 rows omit the stage (Pimpant 2025-02-04 $590K; Sinay 2023-05-05 $6M; Sinay 2020-09-17 $500K), with the remaining 4 covering Seed (Kanta), Series A (NeoXperiences), and an unlabeled Datexim row (2020-10-12 $1M).
Geographically, Caen accounts for most entries (Kanta, Sinay (two entries), Datexim, Sinay (Science and Engineering), and Demand Side Instruments; all in Caen), while Carpiquet hosts NeoXperiences and Dives-sur-mer hosts Pimpant. Temporally, rounds span from 2020-03-10 (Demand Side Instruments) through the most recent 2026-01-20 (NeoXperiences), with a noticeable middle cluster in 2023 (Kanta 2023-09-19 $1M; Sinay 2023-05-05 $6M).
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Which disclosed rounds stand out in size, and how wide is the range across these 7 rows?
The largest disclosed amount is Sinay’s $6M on 2023-05-05; the smallest disclosed amount is Sinay’s $500K on 2020-09-17. Outside those, amounts frequently fall in the $1M range (Kanta $1M on 2023-09-19; Datexim $1M on 2020-10-12) and a separate $4M tier appears for NeoXperiences (2026-01-20 $4M) and Demand Side Instruments (2020-03-10 $4M).
Does the list cluster around certain years or does it spread evenly over time?
It spans 2020-03-10 to 2026-01-20, but is not uniform: two entries appear in 2025–2026 (Pimpant 2025-02-04 $590K; NeoXperiences 2026-01-20 $4M) and a distinct 2023 cluster shows up with Kanta $1M (2023-09-19) and Sinay $6M (2023-05-05). Several additional rounds cluster around 2020, including 2020-03-10 ($4M) through 2020-10-12 ($1M).
Are any cities over-represented, and are there multiple same-city patterns to account for?
Caen is the dominant city across the rows: Kanta (2023-09-19), both Sinay entries dated 2023-05-05 and 2020-09-17, Datexim (2020-10-12), and Demand Side Instruments (2020-03-10) are all based in Caen. The remaining locations split across Carpiquet for NeoXperiences (2026-01-20 $4M) and Dives-sur-mer for Pimpant (2025-02-04 $590K).
How does stage labeling mix here, especially for sales/outreach prioritization?
Stage is missing in 3 of 7 rows (Pimpant 2025-02-04 $590K; Sinay 2023-05-05 $6M; Sinay 2020-09-17 $500K). The named stages cover 1 Seed (Kanta $1M on 2023-09-19) and 1 Series A (NeoXperiences $4M on 2026-01-20), with 1 additional row where stage is blank (Datexim 2020-10-12 $1M).
Are there sector patterns, or is the sector mix fragmented across unrelated areas?
The sector mix is fragmented: the only sector repeated is “Data and Analytics/Science and Engineering”-associated Sinay entries (Sinay appears twice, but as different sector labels and with different amounts). Other sectors show up once each in the 7-row view, including Gaming (NeoXperiences), Commerce and Shopping (Pimpant), Software (Kanta), Health Care (Datexim), and Agriculture and Farming (Demand Side Instruments).
Which entries closed most recently, and what does that imply about current deal activity in this state list?
The two most recent rounds in the rows shown are Pimpant’s $590K on 2025-02-04 and NeoXperiences’ $4M on 2026-01-20, with the earlier middle cluster in 2023 (Sinay $6M on 2023-05-05; Kanta $1M on 2023-09-19). Compared with the older 2020 entries (e.g., Demand Side Instruments $4M on 2020-03-10; Datexim $1M on 2020-10-12), the list indicates that newer activity exists but is represented by fewer entries at the top end of the date range.
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