Funded Startups in Donostia-San Sebastián
Among the six Donostia-San Sebastián–listed rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Multiverse Computing’s $219M on 2025-06-12, which dwarfs the next…
Among the six Donostia-San Sebastián–listed rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Multiverse Computing’s $219M on 2025-06-12, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed round (Onena Medicines at $3M on 2025-10-29) and is far above the rest of the disclosed figures ($550K, $910K, $100K). The list is also temporally clustered: three rounds land between 2022-02-02 and 2022-05-09 (Miru Studio, Ecomagnet, and the later 2023 and 2025 entries break the pattern), while two disclosed rounds fall in 2025 (2025-10-29 and 2025-11-25 is undisclosed). Sector concentration is evident as well: Biotechnology appears in two entries (Adaptam Therapeutics on 2025-10-29 and Onena Medicines on 2023-10-06), while Electronics/Manufacturing (Semi Zabala, 2025-11-25), Software (Multiverse Computing, 2025-06-12), Information Technology (Ecomagnet, 2022-05-09), and Gaming (Miru Studio, 2022-02-02) each contribute one. The stage mix skews early-to-mid: one Seed (Ecomagnet), one Seed (Miru Studio), one Pre-Seed (Adaptam Therapeutics), and one Series B (Multiverse Computing), with two entries labeled “Series Unknown” (Semi Zabala, 2023-10-06 Onena Medicines) and no disclosed amount for Semi Zabala.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the clear outlier in Donostia-San Sebastián, and how does it compare to the other disclosed amounts?
Multiverse Computing’s $219M on 2025-06-12 is the only disclosed round above $50M, and it sits far above the next-largest disclosed amount of $3M (Adaptam Therapeutics, 2025-10-29). The remaining disclosed amounts are $910K (Ecomagnet, 2022-05-09), $550K (Onena Medicines, 2023-10-06), and $100K (Miru Studio, 2022-02-02).
Do the most recent rounds cluster near the end of 2025 rather than spreading evenly?
Yes. Two entries in the list are dated in 2025: Multiverse Computing (2025-06-12), then Adaptam Therapeutics (2025-10-29) followed by Semi Zabala (2025-11-25, undisclosed). That contrasts with the other four rows concentrated earlier (2023-10-06, 2022-02-02, 2022-05-09).
How much of the list is early-stage versus growth-stage based on the labeled rounds?
Early-to-mid stages dominate the labels: Seed appears twice (Ecomagnet at $910K on 2022-05-09, Miru Studio at $100K on 2022-02-02) and Pre-Seed appears once (Adaptam Therapeutics at $3M on 2025-10-29). Only one growth-stage label is shown (Series B for Multiverse Computing on 2025-06-12 at $219M), and two entries are “Series Unknown” (Semi Zabala on 2025-11-25, Onena Medicines on 2023-10-06).
Are any sectors over-represented among these six entries?
Biotechnology shows up twice (Adaptam Therapeutics on 2025-10-29 at $3M and Onena Medicines on 2023-10-06 at $550K). Every other sector listed—Electronics, Manufacturing; Software; Information Technology; and Gaming—appears once each.
Are there recurring classification issues with round type or amount disclosure?
Two of the six rows use “Series Unknown” (Semi Zabala on 2025-11-25 and Onena Medicines on 2023-10-06), and only Semi Zabala is undisclosed (no amount shown). Of the disclosed amounts, the minimum is $100K (Miru Studio, 2022-02-02), while three disclosed rounds are below $1M ($100K, $550K, $910K).
What are the date edges for the rounds shown, and which company sits at each edge?
The most recent round date shown is 2025-11-25 for Semi Zabala (undisclosed). The oldest date shown is 2022-02-02 for Miru Studio (Seed, $100K), with the overall span for these six rows running from 2022-02-02 through 2025-11-25.
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