Funded Startups in Cork
The disclosed round sizes in Cork show a wide spread: Normax Biomed’s $301M (2022-07-11) is the largest disclosed amount in the 32-row view, and it dwarfs…
The disclosed round sizes in Cork show a wide spread: Normax Biomed’s $301M (2022-07-11) is the largest disclosed amount in the 32-row view, and it dwarfs the next-largest disclosed figures (e.g., Amarenco at $212M on 2025-04-15 and ePower at $35M on 2025-09-24). The smallest disclosed amount is $40K for Peckish via Equity Crowdfunding (2022-04-05), creating an extreme size range from $40K to $301M.
Timing and classification also cluster unevenly. Rounds span 2020-03-25 (ToDesktop) through 2025-11-19 (Granite Digital), with multiple entries in 2022 (notably late spring and July). Stage disclosure is incomplete: 5 of 32 rows are explicitly “undisclosed” ($570K isn’t counted; it’s disclosed), and 10 of 32 use “Series Unknown,” so stage labels frequently don’t map cleanly to deal-size patterns.
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Frequently asked
What round size looks like an outlier in the Cork list, and what’s the next step down?
Normax Biomed’s $301M (2022-07-11) is the largest disclosed amount in this 32-row slice and is materially above the rest; Amarenco is next at $212M (2025-04-15), with ePower at $35M (2025-09-24) much lower.
Which sectors are most represented across these 32 Cork entries?
Energy appears multiple times (Amarenco $212M on 2025-04-15; Eqtec $3M on 2023-09-04; ActionZero $3M on 2023-03-21; Simply Blue Group $29M on 2022-11-17), and AI appears repeatedly (CergenX $1M on 2023-07-07; Keelvar $24M on 2022-05-16; Getvisibility $11M on 2022-03-11; Altada $1M on 2020-09-06).
How complete is stage disclosure in this dataset, and does it affect how you interpret comparisons?
Stage classification is frequently missing or non-standard: 10 of 32 rows are “Series Unknown” and 5 of 32 are “undisclosed.” That means several of the largest disclosed rounds still occur alongside incomplete labeling (e.g., Amarenco is “Series Unknown” at $212M on 2025-04-15), so stage-based comparisons should be made cautiously.
Are there dense timing windows, or is funding spread evenly across years?
Funding is not evenly distributed: several rounds cluster in 2022, including late spring and July (Workvivo $22M on 2022-06-28; Keelvar $24M on 2022-05-16; Normax Biomed $301M on 2022-07-11). Earlier edge points also exist (ToDesktop $200K on 2020-03-25; Solvotrin Therapeutics $7M on 2020-11-02), with the most recent entry at Granite Digital’s $10M on 2025-11-19.
Which entries closed most recently (and what amounts do they suggest about the upper end of deals)?
Within the most recent tranche, Granite Digital closed on 2025-11-19 for $10M, followed by ePower on 2025-09-24 at $35M, and Amarenco on 2025-04-15 at $212M. The $212M figure is in the same range as the list’s dominant disclosed outlier, while the other most recent disclosed rounds are substantially smaller.
What’s the smallest disclosed round, and how does it compare to the median-style funding range you’d infer visually?
The smallest disclosed amount is Peckish at $40K (Equity Crowdfunding, 2022-04-05). That amount sits far below most other disclosed figures (e.g., Kenzee at $80K on 2023-05-01; SAOL at $220K on 2023-11-22; Giyst at $570K on 2024-08-01), making it a clear low-end outlier within disclosed deals.
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