Funded Startups in Düsseldorf
Among the 32 most recent Düsseldrof-based entries, the largest disclosed round is auxmoney’s $508M debt financing on 2022-08-03, which dwarfs the next-larg…
Among the 32 most recent Düsseldrof-based entries, the largest disclosed round is auxmoney’s $508M debt financing on 2022-08-03, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table (e.g., metrofibre at $131M on 2023-08-15 and Cognigy GmbH at $100M on 2024-06-11). At the other end, the smallest disclosed amount is $100K for TOUCH on 2021-06-21, creating a wide funding-size spread.
The list also clusters in time: many rounds land from mid-2022 through 2023 (for example, Resolve BioSciences $71M on 2022-10-24 and Wishcard Technologies Group $50M on 2022-10-13; plus multiple additions through 2023), while the overall window shown spans 2020-06-01 (Pathmonk) to 2026-06-23 (Wakeline). Sector-wise, “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” is the most repeated label, appearing across multiple companies such as Damalo (2026-04-30, $410K), Cognigy GmbH (2024-06-11, $100M), Elixion Medical (2023-05-09, $2M), DABBEL (2021-05-18, $4M), aifora (2021-05-17, $9M), and Pathmonk (2020-06-01, $200K).
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Frequently asked
Which single disclosed round stands out most in Düsseldorf, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
auxmoney’s $508M debt financing (2022-08-03) is an outlier by size. The next-largest disclosed figures shown—metrofibre at $131M (2023-08-15) and Cognigy GmbH at $100M (2024-06-11)—sit far below auxmoney’s disclosed amount.
How concentrated are rounds in the most recent part of the timeline (90 days from the latest date shown)?
Using the latest date in the table (Wakeline on 2026-06-23), the most recent 90 days include Wakeline ($2M, 2026-06-23), Damalo ($410K, 2026-04-30), and Arenit ($53M, 2026-04-07). The same window also includes Revotion (2025-07-15, undisclosed) only if expanding beyond 90 days, so disclosed amounts in the near term are dominated by these 2026 entries.
Are there recurring label patterns in “AI”, “undisclosed,” or “Series Unknown” that affect how comparable the rounds are?
AI appears repeatedly: Damalo (2026-04-30, $410K), Cognigy GmbH (2024-06-11, $100M), Elixion Medical (2023-05-09, $2M), DABBEL (2021-05-18, $4M), aifora (2021-05-17, $9M), and Pathmonk (2020-06-01, $200K). For disclosure comparability, multiple rows are not directly comparable on amount: Revotion (2025-07-15, undisclosed), Elona Health (2022-11-01, undisclosed), ONEKEY (2023-12-18, undisclosed), COMPEON (2022-09-19, undisclosed), consalio (2022-07-12, undisclosed), and vivenu (2021-10-20, undisclosed), plus several “Series Unknown” entries.
What stage mix shows up most clearly among the disclosed rounds, and which stage names are rare but present?
Disclosed amounts appear across multiple early and growth stages, including several Seeds (e.g., Getpaid $6M on 2023-10-05; Hubtic $1M on 2023-03-23; Elixion Medical $2M on 2023-05-09; LiSA $3M on 2022-08-17; GründerGeist $6M on 2022-03-14). There are also growth-category outliers like Cognigy GmbH’s Series C ($100M, 2024-06-11) and Resolve BioSciences’ Series B ($71M, 2022-10-24), while more unusual labels appear as singletons such as Initial Coin Offering (Chain4Travel, 2022-10-03, $5M) and Equity Crowdfunding (iFactory3D, 2022-10-10, $1M).
Which sectors appear frequently enough to form a practical cluster in this Düsseldorf view?
AI is the only sector label that clearly repeats across many rows (Damalo $410K on 2026-04-30; Cognigy GmbH $100M on 2024-06-11; Elixion Medical $2M on 2023-05-09; DABBEL $4M on 2021-05-18; aifora $9M on 2021-05-17; Pathmonk $200K on 2020-06-01). Other labels like Financial Services, Commerce and Shopping, and Other recur, but without the same density as the explicitly labeled AI entries shown.
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