Debt Financing Funded Data and Analytics Startups
Debt-financing rounds for data and analytics show a pronounced size split: among disclosed amounts, Tricolor Holdings closed a $100M round on 2022-09-12, w…
Debt-financing rounds for data and analytics show a pronounced size split: among disclosed amounts, Tricolor Holdings closed a $100M round on 2022-09-12, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed values ($54M by Treasury Intelligence Solutions on 2022-06-07 and $40M by Sayari Labs on 2022-02-01). Everything else sits far below $50M, with several relatively small disclosed rounds such as Answers Analytics at $100K (2022-02-01) and Liine at $200K (2021-08-16).
Geographically and temporally, the 16 most recent rows cluster within a single late-2022 window: 10 of the 16 rounds fall between 2022-05-11 and 2022-10-10, with additional pull from early 2022 (notably 2022-02-01: Answers Analytics $100K and Sayari Labs $40M). City coverage is dispersed—no city repeats across the rows—but the list is concentrated in North America and Europe (United States, Canada, and Ireland/Germany). Out of the 16 rounds, 2 are explicitly undisclosed (Onclusive on 2022-08-02 and POTLOC on 2022-06-23), while all others show disclosed debt amounts.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed debt round is the clear outlier, and how does it compare with the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Tricolor Holdings’ $100M debt round on 2022-09-12 is the only disclosed amount in the $100M range in this set. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $54M (Treasury Intelligence Solutions, 2022-06-07) and $40M (Sayari Labs, 2022-02-01), placing most other disclosed rounds well below $50M (e.g., $250M is present for Deserve but it is still part of the upper tier; everything outside the ~$40M–$100M band is materially smaller).
Do the most recent debt-financing rounds cluster in time, or are they evenly spread across the period shown?
They cluster heavily in late 2022: 10 of the 16 rows are dated from 2022-05-11 (Deserve) through 2022-10-10 (GridBeyond). After that, early 2022 still contributes multiple entries (including 2022-02-01: Answers Analytics $100K and Sayari Labs $40M), while the oldest row shown is Liine on 2021-08-16.
Are any locations over-represented by city in this listing?
No single city repeats across the rows shown: the United States appears via multiple distinct cities (e.g., Doral, Florida for Lumu on 2022-10-11; Palo Alto, California for Deserve on 2022-05-11), while Canada and Europe are represented by single-city entries (e.g., Montréal for POTLOC on 2022-06-23; Walldorf for Treasury Intelligence Solutions on 2022-06-07).
How common are undisclosed amounts, and do they change the interpretation of the largest round analysis?
Only 2 of 16 rounds are marked undisclosed: Onclusive on 2022-08-02 and POTLOC on 2022-06-23. Since the largest disclosed round is still Tricolor Holdings at $100M (2022-09-12), the outlier conclusion for disclosed sizes is not affected by the undisclosed rows.
Within this debt-financing segment, where are the upper band rounds concentrated (roughly $25M and above)?
The $25M-and-above disclosed rounds appear in several distinct bursts rather than one continuous run: Deserve at $250M (2022-05-11), Sayari Labs at $40M (2022-02-01), Trust at $25M (2022-04-19), Treasury Intelligence Solutions at $54M (2022-06-07), and Tricolor Holdings at $100M (2022-09-12). Several other disclosed entries are comparatively smaller, such as Highwing at $3M (2021-12-13) and Hive Tracks at $460K (2022-08-23).
Which date holds the most activity in this sample, and what does that suggest about round timing?
The strongest same-day concentration is 2022-02-01, which includes two disclosed debt-financing rounds: Answers Analytics at $100K and Sayari Labs at $40M. The rest of the dates are single-entry days, suggesting that timing clusters mostly come from ranges (mid-2022 through early 2022) rather than recurring same-day closings.
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