Funded Startups in Bronx
The 7 most recent funded companies in the Bronx cover seven distinct sectors — advertising, energy, health care, information technology, education, biotech…
The 7 most recent funded companies in the Bronx cover seven distinct sectors — advertising, energy, health care, information technology, education, biotechnology, and one categorized as other. GS Power Partners leads on disclosed deal size with a $22M round in March 2025; at the other end, Oligomerix closed a $3M grant in August 2022, the earliest round in this set. Two rounds carry undisclosed amounts: Jomboy Media (June 2025) and The Zone (June 2024).
Most rounds are classified as Series Unknown, making stage-level comparison limited across the set. Gryps is the only company with a named equity stage — Seed, at $6M in July 2023. Three rounds clustered tightly in mid-2023: PHI ($4M, June 6), Per Scholas ($5M, June 22), and Gryps ($6M, July 7), pointing to a brief window of concentrated Bronx-based funding activity before a quieter stretch through early 2024.
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What is the largest disclosed round from a Bronx-based company in this data?
GS Power Partners leads on deal size with a $22M round closed in March 2025 — the highest disclosed figure among these 7 companies. The next largest disclosed amounts are $6M (Gryps, Seed, July 2023), $5M (Per Scholas, June 2023), and $4M (PHI, June 2023).
Which sectors have seen funding activity in the Bronx recently?
The 7 companies span seven distinct sectors: advertising (Jomboy Media), energy (GS Power Partners), health care (The Zone), information technology (Gryps), education (Per Scholas), biotechnology (Oligomerix), and one categorized as other (PHI). No single sector accounts for more than one company in this set.
How many of these Bronx rounds have undisclosed amounts?
Two of the seven rounds are undisclosed — Jomboy Media (June 2025) and The Zone (June 2024). The remaining five have disclosed amounts ranging from $3M to $22M.
What round types are represented, and can stage be used to filter these companies?
Stage data is limited: five of seven rounds are classified as Series Unknown. Gryps is the only company with a named equity stage (Seed), and Oligomerix is the only recipient of a grant rather than equity financing, making granular stage-based filtering largely unavailable for this set.
Was there any noticeable clustering of Bronx funding rounds at a particular time?
Three rounds closed within roughly six weeks in mid-2023: PHI ($4M) on June 6, Per Scholas ($5M) on June 22, and Gryps ($6M) on July 7. The data then shows a gap until The Zone's undisclosed round in June 2024 and GS Power Partners' $22M round in March 2025.
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