Funded Startups in Beverly Hills
Across the 35 Beverly Hills entries shown (round dates from 2020-08-11 through 2026-06-13), one disclosed figure dominates: Kennedy Wilson’s 2026-05-12 “Se…
Across the 35 Beverly Hills entries shown (round dates from 2020-08-11 through 2026-06-13), one disclosed figure dominates: Kennedy Wilson’s 2026-05-12 “Series Unknown” round at $1.8B is far above the next-largest disclosed rounds, including Richard Roths Media at $52M (2026-06-13) and Accrual at $75M (2026-02-05). Several smaller disclosed deals cluster tightly in the last year, with multiple rounds between 2025-12-03 (Arcturus at $2M) and 2026-06-10 (ionava at $270K), while earlier years include isolated disclosed amounts such as TreePeople’s $30K on 2023-12-01.
Stage and disclosure also show a pattern: 16 of 35 entries list “Series Unknown,” and 5 of 35 list “undisclosed” amounts; the disclosed amount floor in this slice is $30K (TreePeople, 2023-12-01). Sector concentration is visible too, with “Apps” appearing repeatedly (e.g., Arcturus on 2025-12-03 at $2M, Airvet on 2023-05-24 at $15M, and several others), alongside a persistent mix of Financial Services and Data/Analytics.
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What stands out most in round size for Beverly Hills, and is it a true outlier?
Kennedy Wilson’s disclosed $1.8B round on 2026-05-12 dwarfs the rest; the next-largest disclosed amounts visible are $75M (Accrual, 2026-02-05), $52M (Richard Roths Media, 2026-06-13), and $30M-range entries like Adrenaline Shoc’s $29M (2022-04-14).
How much of this list is concentrated in the most recent window versus earlier years?
Recent activity is front-loaded: for example, 6 of the 35 entries fall between 2026-02-05 (Accrual) and 2026-06-13 (Richard Roths Media), including $270K (ionava, 2026-06-10) and $1.8B (Kennedy Wilson, 2026-05-12). Earlier years include fewer disclosed signals, such as Sesh at $2M on 2020-08-11 and Chums at $500K on 2020-08-24.
Which disclosure pattern complicates sizing analysis—“Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts?
Series categorization is the bigger gap: 16 of 35 entries show “Series Unknown” stage (e.g., Kennedy Wilson, 2026-05-12 and Richard Roths Media, 2026-06-13). Undisclosed deal sizes appear 5 of 35 entries (e.g., Atllas on 2024-07-11 and Range Media Partners on 2024-04-22), limiting any comparison of extremes beyond the disclosed rows.
Do certain sectors appear more frequently than others in this Beverly Hills slice?
“Apps” shows up multiple times across different years, including Arcturus on 2025-12-03 ($2M) and Airvet on 2023-05-24 ($15M), plus ionava’s Financial Services entry at $270K (2026-06-10) reflecting a repeated financial vertical alongside repeated Data/Analytics entries like Richard Roths Media (2026-06-13) and ReadySet Technology (2022-04-06, $24M).
Are there clear stage-size pairings, or does stage information stay inconsistent?
Stage labels often don’t align cleanly with size because many entries are “Series Unknown” even at very different disclosed magnitudes (Kennedy Wilson at $1.8B on 2026-05-12 vs. ionava at $270K on 2026-06-10). Where stage is specified, disclosed A-rounds and adjacent rounds span broad ranges too, such as Accrual’s Series A at $75M (2026-02-05) versus ReadySet Technology’s Series A at $24M (2022-04-06).
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