Funded Startups in Claymont
Across the 14 most recent Claymont-area funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Ansel Health’s $20M on 2024-01-23; it sits well above the res…
Across the 14 most recent Claymont-area funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Ansel Health’s $20M on 2024-01-23; it sits well above the rest of the disclosed rounds (the next-largest disclosed amounts are $14M for iMocha on 2022-01-27 and $12M for SuperOps.ai on 2023-10-10). Disclosed amounts also concentrate in the $2M–$7M range—e.g., RevenueHero’s $5M (2023-05-16) and Polar Signals’ $7M (2024-01-22)—while several entries are not comparable because the amount is undisclosed.
Temporal clustering is visible: 4 of the 14 rows fall within a 3-month window in January 2024 (Polar Signals $7M on 2024-01-22, Ansel Health $20M on 2024-01-23, plus two 2024-01 dates around them), and AI appears repeatedly (Astra Security, SuperOps.ai, RedBrick AI, and others), suggesting a sector theme rather than a one-off. The span runs from 2020-04-03 (6nomads, $200K) to 2026-06-10 (onibi, undisclosed).
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What’s the biggest disclosed round in Claymont here, and how isolated is it from the rest?
Ansel Health’s $20M on 2024-01-23 is the largest disclosed amount in the list, and it clearly dwarfs other disclosed rounds such as iMocha’s $14M (2022-01-27) and SuperOps.ai’s $12M (2023-10-10). Several other disclosed rounds cluster lower, including RevenueHero’s $5M (2023-05-16) and Bitmama’s $2M (2022-09-09).
Are the most recent closings clustered in time, or spread out evenly across the 2020–2026 window?
They’re not evenly spread. The latest entry is onibi on 2026-06-10 (undisclosed), while 2024 shows a tight concentration in mid-to-late January: Polar Signals closed $7M on 2024-01-22 and Ansel Health closed $20M on 2024-01-23, with additional 2024-01-23/2024-01-22 activity nearby in the same month window.
How often are amounts disclosed in this slice, and does the undisclosed pattern affect outlier detection?
Out of 14 rows, 3 are marked undisclosed: onibi (2026-06-10), Nomad Stays (2024-10-15), and RedBrick AI (2023-03-01). Because those three lack amounts, the “largest” and “smallest” comparisons only apply to disclosed entries like $20M (Ansel Health) versus $200K (6nomads on 2020-04-03).
Which sectors appear repeatedly across the list, and what does the recurrence suggest compared to one-off categories?
Artificial Intelligence is the most recurrent theme: Astra Security (2025-02-05, $3M), SuperOps.ai (2023-10-10, $12M), RedBrick AI (2023-03-01, undisclosed), plus Polar Signals (2024-01-22, $7M listed under Consumer Electronics with AI-oriented naming in the data) and AiTrillion (2022-07-07, $3M in Advertising) creates a broader tech/AI adjacency. Other sectors appear once or twice (e.g., Financial Services shows Ansel Health at $20M on 2024-01-23 and Bitmama at $2M on 2022-09-09).
Is there a notable low-end outlier in disclosed amounts, and which entry sets the floor?
Yes: the smallest disclosed amount is $200K for 6nomads on 2020-04-03. That’s far below other disclosed rounds such as Popup’s $4M (2022-11-22) and Bitmama’s $2M (2022-09-09), indicating a low-end funding floor in the visible period.
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