Series D Funded Data and Analytics Startups
Disclosed Series D rounds in this data set span from 2021-01-12 (Workato, $110M) to 2026-06-22 (Peregrine Technologies, $250M).
Disclosed Series D rounds in this data set span from 2021-01-12 (Workato, $110M) to 2026-06-22 (Peregrine Technologies, $250M). The size distribution is uneven: ClickHouse’s $400M on 2026-01-16 sits far above the rest, while several large rounds cluster in the $210M–$250M band (e.g., Aiven $210M on 2022-05-12, dbt Labs $222M on 2022-02-24, Grafana Labs $240M on 2022-04-06, and multiple $250M rounds including BlueVoyant on 2022-02-23 and Starburst Data on 2022-02-09). Geographically, the list repeatedly returns to the Bay Area: San Francisco hosts multiple entries across years (e.g., Peregrine Technologies 2026-06-22 at $250M; PostHog 2025-06-09 at $70M; Monte Carlo 2022-05-24 at $135M), alongside other California hubs like San Jose (Cyberhaven 2025-04-02 at $100M) and Redwood City (MariaDB 2022-02-01 at $104M). Most rounds cluster in the 2021–2022 window, with a later peak in 2024–2026 that includes a notable Europe presence (e.g., Pigment 2024-04-04 at $144M and Nexthink 2021-02-08 at $180M).
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What stands out on round size, and where does the rest of the distribution land?
ClickHouse’s $400M (2026-01-16) is the clearest outlier, above other high-disclosed rounds like Grafana Labs’ $240M (2022-04-06) and multiple $250M rounds (Peregrine Technologies $250M on 2026-06-22; BlueVoyant $250M on 2022-02-23; Starburst Data $250M on 2022-02-09). Beyond those, many disclosed rounds fall closer to mid-range figures such as $50M–$105M (e.g., Seeq $50M on 2024-08-06; Imply $100M on 2022-05-17; Corelight $75M on 2021-09-02).
Do the rounds cluster in a particular time window, or are they evenly spread across the full period?
The earliest row is 2021-01-12 (Workato, $110M), while the most recent is 2026-06-22 (Peregrine Technologies, $250M). More of the disclosed rounds concentrate in 2021–2022 (for example, Fivetran $565M on 2021-09-20 and dbt Labs $222M on 2022-02-24), with fewer entries in the 2024–2026 range (e.g., ClickHouse $400M on 2026-01-16 and Pigment $144M on 2024-04-04).
Which geographies show up repeatedly, especially for sales targeting and outreach planning?
San Francisco appears multiple times across years, including Peregrine Technologies ($250M, 2026-06-22), PostHog ($70M, 2025-06-09), and Heap ($110M, 2021-12-07). California hubs also recur beyond San Francisco, such as San Jose (Cyberhaven $100M on 2025-04-02) and Redwood City (MariaDB $104M on 2022-02-01 and Workato $110M is in Mountain View on 2021-01-12), suggesting a sustained concentration in the Bay Area rather than a single burst.
Are there notable sector-level outliers within “Data and Analytics” naming in this list?
Within a single category label (“Data and Analytics” shown for every row), the strongest outlier is amount size rather than a sector shift: Fivetran’s $565M (2021-09-20) is dramatically higher than many peers in the $30M–$105M range (e.g., MoEngage $30M on 2021-12-07; Redox $45M on 2021-02-24; Nova Credit $35M on 2025-10-19). There are no “undisclosed” or “Series Unknown” rows in the provided data, so comparisons rely on disclosed amounts throughout.
Which entries fall closest to the top of the date range, and do they skew toward larger disclosed checks?
Within the most recent stretch visible here, several rounds are sizable: Peregrine Technologies closed on 2026-06-22 for $250M, Neara on 2026-02-09 for $63M, and ClickHouse on 2026-01-16 for $400M. Other late-dated entries remain mid-to-upper range, like Eon ($300M, 2025-12-02) and Cyberhaven ($100M, 2025-04-02), indicating late activity that is not limited to small checks.
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