Funded Startups in Bordeaux
Across the 32 Bordeaux-area funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed round is FineHeart’s $56M (2026-01-08).
Across the 32 Bordeaux-area funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed round is FineHeart’s $56M (2026-01-08). That single figure sits well above most other disclosed rounds, where multiple deals cluster in the single-digit millions (for example, Haiku $3M on 2026-06-24, Rematch $4M on 2026-06-09, Wealthcome $7M on 2025-03-05), and the next-largest disclosed amounts ($34M for TreeFrog Therapeutics on 2025-05-27 and $33M for Neat on 2024-09-10) are far below FineHeart.
Timing also clusters: 2026 accounts for five of the 32 dated rows (from 2026-06-24 back to 2026-01-08), and biotech appears repeatedly (Aelis Farma 2026-04-07 $530K; FineHeart 2026-01-08 $56M; bYoRNA 2025-07-08 $2M; TreeFrog Therapeutics 2025-05-27 $34M; plus Lucine 2020-11-18 $6M). Stage naming is incomplete: “Series Unknown” and blank stage each occur frequently (with “undisclosed” amounts on ReGeneration 2024-02-01 and Ejara 2023-03-20), while the date window spans 2020-05-01 (NuxtJS) through 2026-06-24 (Haiku).
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Frequently asked
What stands out as the largest disclosed round in Bordeaux, and how separated is it from the rest?
FineHeart’s $56M on 2026-01-08 is the largest disclosed amount in the 32 rows. It is substantially above the next-largest disclosed rounds of $34M (TreeFrog Therapeutics on 2025-05-27) and $33M (Neat on 2024-09-10), while several other disclosed deals sit closer to the single-digit millions (e.g., Haiku $3M on 2026-06-24; Rematch $4M on 2026-06-09).
Do the most recent rounds cluster tightly in time, or are they spread evenly?
The list is front-loaded toward the latest period: five of the 32 dated rows fall in 2026 (2026-06-24 Haiku $3M back to 2026-01-08 FineHeart $56M). Separately, the entry dates extend continuously from 2020-05-01 (NuxtJS $2M) through 2026-06-24 (Haiku), showing the sampling covers multiple funding “waves,” not a single burst.
Which sectors are most represented, and what does that suggest about concentration?
Biotechnology is the most visible repeated sector across the rows, appearing with multiple companies such as Aelis Farma (2026-04-07 $530K), FineHeart (2026-01-08 $56M), bYoRNA (2025-07-08 $2M), and TreeFrog Therapeutics (2025-05-27 $34M), plus Lucine (2020-11-18 $6M). Other sectors show single or sporadic entries, such as aerospace (Hypr Space on 2025-11-20 for $24M) and gaming/apps (e.g., Shiro Games on 2022-10-11 for $49M; Haiku in AI on 2026-06-24 for $3M).
How much of the funding data is hard to compare because the amount or round type is missing?
Two rows are not comparable on amount: ReGeneration (2024-02-01) and Dioxycle (2023-06-21) show “undisclosed,” and Ejara (2023-03-20) also shows “undisclosed.” On round type, “Series Unknown” appears on multiple entries (e.g., Luni 2026-06-15 $14M; Rematch 2026-06-09 $4M), and several rows omit the stage entirely (e.g., Lucine 2020-11-18 $6M; api.video 2020-06-25 $6M; NuxtJS 2020-05-01 $2M).
Which entries look like outliers on size relative to the typical disclosed amounts?
The biggest disclosed deal (FineHeart $56M on 2026-01-08) is the clearest size outlier, with the next tier notably lower at $34M (TreeFrog Therapeutics on 2025-05-27) and $33M (Neat on 2024-09-10). On the lower end, the smallest disclosed amount is NuxtJS at $100K on 2022-07-12, far below other disclosed rounds like GoStan’s $190K (2024-07-26) and Deestree’s $720K (2023-06-11).
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