Funded Startups in Bulgaria
Among the 43 most recent Bulgaria rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Eurohold at $310M (2026-06-01).
Among the 43 most recent Bulgaria rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Eurohold at $310M (2026-06-01). That figure dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts in the table: beyond $50M you only see Devnya Cement at $190M (2023-07-18) and EnduroSat at $104M (2025-11-01), with most other disclosed rounds ranging from the hundreds of thousands to low tens of millions. A date-and-place cluster also stands out: Sofia companies dominate, and a large share of the newest rounds land in a tight window from late spring to early summer 2026 (e.g., Paypercut $6M on 2026-06-03; Eurohold $310M on 2026-06-01; Pottery & Poetry $40K on 2026-05-02). Sector-wise, Software Development/IT and AI both recur in multiple entries (e.g., nFuse.ai $2M on 2026-04-07; YouMatch $2M on 2024-09-05; Ubitrack is AI on 2023-05-04), while “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” amounts are frequent across the list.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the outlier, and how large is it relative to other disclosed amounts?
Eurohold’s $310M (2026-06-01) is the biggest disclosed round in the table and it far exceeds the next-largest disclosed rounds: Devnya Cement’s $190M (2023-07-18) and EnduroSat’s $104M (2025-11-01). After those, most disclosed deals shown sit well below $50M (for example, AMPECO $26M on 2024-11-26 and Eldrive $16M on 2024-06-14).
Do the most recent rounds cluster in time (recent months/quarters) rather than being evenly spread?
Yes. Several of the newest rounds are concentrated in spring–early summer 2026, including Paypercut $6M (2026-06-03), Eurohold $310M (2026-06-01), Pottery & Poetry $40K (2026-05-02), and Innova Living (2026-04-23, undisclosed). By contrast, the oldest entry shown is Phos ($2M on 2021-08-24), so the 2026 entries create a clear recent edge.
Is Sofia over-represented compared with other Bulgarian cities?
Sofia appears repeatedly across the list (e.g., Paypercut in Sofia on 2026-06-03; nFuse.ai in Sofia on 2026-04-07; Cloud Office in Sofia on 2024-11-19), while other cities show up less often, such as Plovdiv (AGRA $70K on 2025-10-17; Cupffee $1M on 2023-05-23) and Varna/Devnya (Econic One is Varna on 2022-07-06, and Devnya Cement is Devnya/Varna on 2023-07-18). The out-of-Sofia entries include a mix of sectors, but the overall city concentration is clearly Sofia-heavy.
How often are stages or amounts not fully specified (Series Unknown vs undisclosed), and does that limit comparisons?
A large portion of entries have incomplete disclosures: “Series Unknown” appears alongside multiple records such as Eurohold (2026-06-01 is “Series Unknown”) and Pottery & Poetry (2026-05-02), while “undisclosed” amounts appear in several rounds including Innova Living (2026-04-23) and Sensika Technologies (2023-10-18). This means outlier checks and range interpretations depend heavily on the disclosed amounts, not the undisclosed ones.
What stage mix dominates, based on the labeled rounds you can verify?
Seed recurs frequently with disclosed amounts (e.g., nFuse.ai $2M on 2026-04-07; YouMatch $2M on 2024-09-05; Rush $3M on 2022-04-19; SessionStack $900K on 2022-01-14). Venture - Series Unknown also appears more than once (Evrotrust $8M on 2025-11-07; EnduroSat $104M on 2025-11-01), while larger labeled rounds like Series B (AMPECO $26M on 2024-11-26) and corporate rounds (Phos $2M on 2021-08-24) show up less often.
Which recurring sectors show up across multiple entries rather than being one-offs?
Information Technology/Software-aligned categories recur across the list, including Software Development (nFuse.ai $2M on 2026-04-07; Tech/IT entries like Cloud Office $2M on 2024-11-19). AI also appears repeatedly (Ubitrack is AI with amount undisclosed on 2023-05-04; Ubitrack’s AI label, Transmetrics AI $3M on 2023-02-23, and Team Schedule is AI with $1M on 2024-03-01), forming a noticeable tech/AI cluster relative to agriculture and manufacturing, which are present but less frequent.
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