Funded Startups in Brandenburg
voize’s $50M round (2025-11-17) is the largest disclosed amount on the Brandenburg list and it sits far above the rest of the disclosed rounds, with the ne…
voize’s $50M round (2025-11-17) is the largest disclosed amount on the Brandenburg list and it sits far above the rest of the disclosed rounds, with the next-largest at $20M (Stenon, 2021-12-20). Among disclosed amounts, the smallest is $430K (memodio, 2023-02-06), making that lower-end entry a clear outlier in round size.
The geography clusters tightly: Potsdam appears in 8 of the 16 rows, including multiple funded companies (e.g., voize on 2025-11-17 and CrewLinQ on 2023-02-17), while Hennigsdorf appears 3 times. Temporally, disclosed rounds span from 2021-12-20 (Stenon) to 2026-07-08 (Fuchs & Eule), and 2025 alone includes multiple disclosed deals (voize $50M on 2025-11-17, koppla $7M on 2025-05-19), suggesting concentration in the middle-to-late part of the window. In stage terms, Series Unknown appears in 5 of the 16 rows (Lindis Blood Care, 2Sync, Made2Flow, CyberSpara, IMPARGO).
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Frequently asked
What is the largest disclosed round in Brandenburg, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed deals?
The largest disclosed amount is voize’s $50M round on 2025-11-17. The next-largest disclosed round is Stenon at $20M (2021-12-20), so voize materially dwarfs every other disclosed figure. The smallest disclosed amount shown is memodio’s $430K on 2023-02-06.
Which city shows the strongest concentration across the most recent Brandenburg entries?
Potsdam is the clear concentration point, appearing in 8 of the 16 rows. Examples include voize ($50M, 2025-11-17), koppla ($7M, 2025-05-19), CrewLinQ (undisclosed, 2023-02-17), and IMPARGO (undisclosed, 2022-10-14).
Is there a cluster in time around the middle-to-late part of the window shown?
Yes. In 2025 alone, two disclosed rounds stand out: voize at $50M on 2025-11-17 and koppla at $7M on 2025-05-19. More broadly, the full set of rows spans from 2021-12-20 (Stenon) to 2026-07-08 (Fuchs & Eule), with multiple funded entries clustered in the later years.
How does stage labeling look—are any stage categories over-represented?
Series Unknown appears in 5 of the 16 rows (Lindis Blood Care, 2Sync, Made2Flow, CyberSpara, IMPARGO), and at least one other label is tied to multiple entries (e.g., Seed appears on Kern AI $3M, memodio $430K, and Trinckle is Series A $3M). Disclosed amounts also span multiple stages, from Seed to Series A, such as Kern AI $3M (Seed, 2023-02-16) versus Kupando $12M (Series A, 2026-03-18).
Are there outliers worth prioritizing for outreach or diligence?
voize’s $50M (2025-11-17) is the size outlier versus the rest of the disclosed deals, with the next-largest at $20M (Stenon, 2021-12-20). On the low end, memodio’s $430K (2023-02-06) is substantially below other disclosed rounds like Kern AI $3M (2023-02-16) and Trinckle $3M (2022-10-10).
Which sectors show repetition across the 16 rows?
Health Care shows up in multiple entries: Lindis Blood Care (undisclosed, 2024-12-13), CrewLinQ ($— undisclosed, 2023-02-17), and Stenon is Agriculture and Farming rather than Health Care, while voize is Information Technology and Kupando is Biotechnology. Hardware is also repeated with koppla being Real Estate (not Hardware) and entries including eROCKIT (Manufacturing, undisclosed, 2023-03-24) and Trinckle (Hardware, $3M, 2022-10-10), indicating some category concentration but not dominance across all rows.
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