Funded Financial Services Startups in Lithuania
Disclosed round sizes in Lithuania’s financial services cluster tightly at the low-to-mid tens of millions, except for Akropolis’ $393M on 2025-05-08, whic…
Disclosed round sizes in Lithuania’s financial services cluster tightly at the low-to-mid tens of millions, except for Akropolis’ $393M on 2025-05-08, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount: Finbee’s $38M (2024-07-22). Most other disclosed rounds sit far below that ceiling, ranging from $19M (Ibanera, 2023-03-10) down to small seed-stage prints like Pilsenga’s $100K (2022-02-10).
Geographically, 12 of the 13 entries are based in Vilnius (e.g., Akropolis in Vilnius on 2025-05-08; Contribee in Kaunas on 2021-08-11 is the main exception). Temporally, the dataset spans from 2021-08-11 (Contribee) to 2025-05-08 (Akropolis) and shows a concentration in 2022–2023, while stage labeling is mixed: “Series Unknown” appears 5 times, and one row is explicitly “undisclosed” (InRento, 2023-09-09, amount not shown).
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Frequently asked
What stands out on round size, and where does the next-largest disclosed deal land?
Akropolis’ disclosed $393M round (2025-05-08) is the only print in a dramatically higher range; the next-largest disclosed amount is Finbee’s $38M (2024-07-22), with several other rounds below that level such as SME Finance’s $111M (2023-04-13) and Ibanera’s $19M (2023-03-10).
Do the cities concentrate, or is Kaunas a meaningful second hub in this list?
The list is overwhelmingly Vilnius-based: 12 of 13 entries list Vilnius (for example, Akropolis on 2025-05-08 and AMLYZE on 2024-10-02), while Contribee is the only Kaunas-based entry (2021-08-11, $200K).
How much of the activity falls in the most recent period shown in the table?
Within roughly the last 12 months of the shown window, the entries are Akropolis (2025-05-08, $393M), AMLYZE (2024-10-02, $3M), and Finbee (2024-07-22, $38M), plus two more in 2024 such as none other than those listed, so disclosed recent rounds are led by Akropolis’ $393M followed by $38M and $3M.
What does the stage mix suggest, given the number of non-specified or undisclosed amounts?
“Series Unknown” labels appear 5 times (e.g., AMLYZE is Seed, but Finbee 2024-07-22 is Series Unknown; SME Finance 2023-04-13 is Series Unknown), and one entry is “undisclosed” (InRento, 2023-09-09). Several other rounds do have explicit stages, including Seed (Spenfi $880K on 2023-07-10; Zenith Chain $35M on 2022-04-08) and Angel (Contribee $200K on 2021-08-11).
Are there notable outliers besides the largest check?
Yes. Besides Akropolis’ $393M (2025-05-08), the smallest disclosed amount is Pilsenga’s $100K (2022-02-10), and there is also an explicit lack of disclosure for InRento on 2023-09-09 (amount shown as undisclosed), which sits outside the otherwise disclosed size range.
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