Funded Startups in England
The 9 most recent funded entries tied to England show a clear size outlier: Show4me’s $15M Seed round on 2021-12-07 is the largest disclosed amount, while…
The 9 most recent funded entries tied to England show a clear size outlier: Show4me’s $15M Seed round on 2021-12-07 is the largest disclosed amount, while the next-largest disclosed round is Aforza’s $22M Series A on 2021-08-12; even that is still the ceiling of disclosed amounts in this slice, with several rounds clustered far below it (for example, Holdson at $2M on 2025-09-27 and Ayan Capital at $3M on 2024-05-23).
Stage and date distribution also cluster tightly. Of the 9 rows, 3 list “undisclosed” amounts (Homely, 2023-08-10; Fabric, 2023-07-24; and CCm Technologies, 2021-06-02 shows a blank stage but a disclosed $3M), and 1 is labeled “Series Unknown” (Kaldi, 2024-02-03, $810K). Most records place capital activity in the early-to-mid 2021 window (2021-06-02 through 2021-12-07 includes Show4me, Aforza, and CCm Technologies), while the most recent row is Holdson on 2025-09-27; geography also concentrates repeatedly around Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany alongside England (Ayan Capital, Kaldi, Homely, Fabric, Cura Terrae, Aforza, and CCm Technologies).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the largest in this England slice, and how does it compare to the rest?
Aforza’s $22M Series A on 2021-08-12 is the largest disclosed amount in the 9-row view. The next-largest disclosed figures sit much lower, such as Show4me’s $15M (2021-12-07), while multiple entries cluster at $3M or below (e.g., Ayan Capital $3M on 2024-05-23 and Holdson $2M on 2025-09-27).
Is there a meaningful date cluster among these England-linked rounds?
Yes. Four of the nine rows fall in 2021 (CCm Technologies on 2021-06-02 with $3M, Aforza on 2021-08-12 with $22M, Show4me on 2021-12-07 with $15M, and Cura Terrae on 2022-03-22 is outside 2021 but keeps the early 2021-to-2022 concentration visible). The older half of the slice is especially dense around mid/late 2021 compared with the more recent entries in 2024–2025.
Do any cities or geographies repeat enough to suggest a hub pattern?
Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany appears alongside England in the majority of rows: Ayan Capital (2024-05-23, $3M), Kaldi (2024-02-03, $810K), Homely (2023-08-10), Fabric (2023-07-24), Cura Terrae (2022-03-22, $100K), Aforza (2021-08-12, $22M), and CCm Technologies (2021-06-02, $3M). The one clearly broader “England, United Kingdom” geography is Show4me (2021-12-07, $15M).
How mixed is the stage labeling, and what dominates?
Seed shows up multiple times (Holdson is Seed on 2025-09-27 for $2M; Ayan Capital is Seed on 2024-05-23 for $3M; and Show4me is Seed on 2021-12-07 for $15M), while there is one “Series Unknown” (Kaldi on 2024-02-03 for $810K) and several specific labels including Series A (Aforza, 2021-08-12, $22M) and Private Equity (Cura Terrae, 2022-03-22, $100K).
Are there outliers in sector that sales or diligence teams should flag?
Two sectors stand out from the lower-disclosed pattern: Real Estate and Education each show “undisclosed” amounts (Homely on 2023-08-10 and Fabric on 2023-07-24), which makes them material unknowns compared with disclosed $100K–$3M entries like Cura Terrae ($100K on 2022-03-22) and Ayan Capital ($3M on 2024-05-23). Meanwhile, the highest disclosed amounts concentrate in Energy/Apps-driven rounds tied to large figures (CCm Technologies $3M on 2021-06-02, and Aforza $22M on 2021-08-12), rather than the smaller financial-servicing disclosures (Kaldi $810K on 2024-02-03).
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