Funded Startups in El Segundo
El Segundo’s largest disclosed round is Serverfarm’s $1.6B (2024-12-17), which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts: the next-largest is Rightsline at…
El Segundo’s largest disclosed round is Serverfarm’s $1.6B (2024-12-17), which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts: the next-largest is Rightsline at $500M (2026-05-27), followed by Castelion ($350M, 2025-12-05) and Valar Atomics ($340M, 2026-04-01). The list also shows a top-heavy pattern in late 2024–mid 2026, with several of the largest eight disclosed rounds clustering between 2023-03-21 (Birch Creek Development) and 2026-05-27 (Rightsline).
Sector and stage signals are mixed but concentrated: multiple entries sit in Energy (e.g., Valar Atomics at $340M on 2026-04-01; Kore $500K on 2023-07-13; and Radiant marked undisclosed on 2026-02-17), while “Series Unknown” appears frequently across the 50 rows (15 undisclosed amounts among them are also visible as undisclosed). Dates span 2021-11-15 (Apollo Interactive) through 2026-07-14 (Singularity), with the most recent funding visible on 2026-07-14.
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Frequently asked
What stands out in disclosed deal sizes for El Segundo, and where does the next step down land?
Serverfarm’s $1.6B (2024-12-17) is the largest disclosed amount, and it is followed immediately by Rightsline’s $500M (2026-05-27). The next-largest cluster then runs through Castelion ($350M, 2025-12-05) and Valar Atomics ($340M, 2026-04-01).
How much of the funding activity sits near the recent end of the timeline?
The most recent shown round is Singularity’s Series A on 2026-07-14 ($80M), while the oldest shown is Apollo Interactive’s 2022-07-05 entry (amount undisclosed). Within the recent window, several high-dollar rounds appear in 2025–2026, including Rightsline ($500M, 2026-05-27) and Varda ($187M, 2025-07-10).
Are there sector concentrations, or is the mix broadly distributed?
Energy appears repeatedly in this set, including Valar Atomics ($340M, 2026-04-01), Radiant (Energy, amount undisclosed, 2026-02-17), Kore ($500K, 2023-07-13), and EV Connect ($27M, 2021-12-07). AI/Software also recur (e.g., Rightsline is Software at $500M on 2026-05-27; multiple AI entries include Smack Technologies $32M on 2026-03-02 and Northbeam $15M on 2025-08-11).
Does the list show stage ambiguity, based on undisclosed or 'Series Unknown' entries?
There are 15 undisclosed amounts out of 50 rows, and multiple entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (for example, Incentify on 2026-06-18 is “Series Unknown” with amount undisclosed; Radiant on 2026-02-17 is “Series Unknown” with amount undisclosed). That makes the stage-and-size signal less complete compared to the rows with explicit amounts.
What are the most notable outliers in the lower end of disclosed amounts?
On the low end, Get Help has the smallest disclosed amount at $200K (2024-03-04). Compared with the top of the list—Serverfarm at $1.6B (2024-12-17) and Rightsline at $500M (2026-05-27)—the smallest disclosed rounds sit far below the rest of the disclosed distribution.
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