Funded Startups in Coral Gables
Disclosed funding amounts in the Coral Gables entries show one clear outlier: Catalyst Pharmaceuticals’ $140M round dated 2024-01-05, which is far above th…
Disclosed funding amounts in the Coral Gables entries show one clear outlier: Catalyst Pharmaceuticals’ $140M round dated 2024-01-05, which is far above the next-largest disclosed amounts ($130M for PayCargo on 2022-06-15, and two $30M rounds for Shoma Group on 2025-08-06 and The Calta Group on 2025-01-16). Beyond that, most disclosed rounds cluster in the low teens to tens of millions, with several at $1M (Surveill on 2025-10-13; OTTO dms on 2025-10-12; Castle on 2025-06-26) and one smaller disclosed figure at $230K (Staged Ventures on 2023-01-24).
The list also concentrates in a recent time window and mixes sectors unevenly: rounds span from Aprende Institute on 2020-10-07 through the most recent entries in October 2025 (Surveill on 2025-10-13 and OTTO dms on 2025-10-12). In stage labeling, “Series Unknown” appears in 8 of 16 rows, while two rows show “undisclosed” amounts (iQSTEL on 2025-07-09; Starfish on 2024-11-12). Sector-wise, Real Estate and Financial Services each appear in 2 of 16 rows, while Technology/Apps and Biotechnology show up multiple times but do not reach a 3+ concentration in the visible slice.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed funding amount in these Coral Gables entries, and is it an outlier versus the rest?
Catalyst Pharmaceuticals’ $140M (2024-01-05) is the only disclosed round here above $100M. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $130M for PayCargo (2022-06-15) and $30M for Shoma Group (2025-08-06) and The Calta Group (2025-01-16), making the $140M figure stand out sharply from the rest of the disclosed range.
How concentrated are the rounds in time, based on the most recent and oldest dates shown?
The visible set spans 2020-10-07 (Aprende Institute) to 2025-10-13 (Surveill), a little under five years. Most recently, two rounds land within two days in October 2025 (OTTO dms on 2025-10-12 and Surveill on 2025-10-13), indicating a current uptick within the dataset.
Are there notable ‘unknown’ patterns in the financing type or disclosed amounts?
Eight of 16 rows label the round as “Series Unknown” (e.g., Shoma Group 2025-08-06; The Calta Group 2025-01-16; iQSTEL 2025-07-09). Two entries show “undisclosed” amounts (iQSTEL on 2025-07-09 and Starfish on 2024-11-12), so comparisons of high/low funding are constrained to the remaining 14 disclosed amounts.
Which stage labels dominate the mix across these 16 entries?
“Series Unknown” is the single most frequent stage label at 8/16 (including Surveill’s “Series Unknown” on 2025-10-13 and Castle’s “Pre-Seed” on 2025-06-26 as separate categories). Several other labels appear in smaller counts: Seed appears for OTTO dms (2025-10-12) and Starfish (2024-11-12) while Private Equity (RIA Advisory, 2022-08-29) and Venture - Series Unknown (Surveill, 2025-10-13) are each single instances.
Do any sectors appear repeatedly enough to suggest a cluster in this Coral Gables slice?
In the 16-row view, Biotechnology appears in three entries (Catalyst Pharmaceuticals on 2024-01-05, Adze Biotechnology on 2023-03-14, and iQSTEL is categorized as Blockchain and Cryptocurrency rather than Biotechnology), while Financial Services and Real Estate each appear in two entries (PayCargo 2022-06-15; Staged Ventures 2023-01-24 for Financial Services, and Shoma Group 2025-08-06; The Calta Group 2025-01-16 for Real Estate). Apps shows up twice (Starfish 2024-11-12; Palla 2025-05-07), suggesting partial clustering rather than dominance.
Are there any low-disclosed-amount outliers that contrast with the largest disclosed rounds?
Yes: the smallest disclosed amount is $230K for Staged Ventures (2023-01-24), which sits far below the next tier of disclosed rounds such as $1M for multiple companies (Surveill 2025-10-13; OTTO dms 2025-10-12; Castle 2025-06-26). Even excluding undisclosed entries, the range from $230K to $140M is wide enough to warrant separate review when prioritizing leads.
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