Funded Startups in Gloucestershire
Across the 12 rows shown, disclosed round sizes cluster mostly in the hundreds of thousands to low tens of millions: the largest disclosed amount is Kubus’…
Across the 12 rows shown, disclosed round sizes cluster mostly in the hundreds of thousands to low tens of millions: the largest disclosed amount is Kubus’ $12M (2024-10-03), which is well above most other disclosed rounds (for example, $6M on 2022-11-03 from Journey Hospitality and $3.7M is not present; instead the next-largest disclosed amounts include Adriatic Metals’ $32M (2023-08-08) and Studee’s $21M (2023-04-04)). However, the true size outlier is Adriatic Metals’ $32M (2023-08-08), which sits far above the next-highest disclosed rounds in this slice.
Date-wise, activity is concentrated in the last two years: the most recent row is When in Rome on 2025-03-18 ($370K), while the oldest is ilumoni on 2021-05-13 ($1M). Sectors also show a concentration pattern: Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears in 4 of 12 rows (Anya, Ripjar, Kubus, LatchAid), while all but one of the entries list “Series Unknown” (10 of 12), with the remainder split between Seed (LatchAid) and a blank series field (ilumoni).
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Which disclosed rounds stand out by size, and how uneven is the spread in this Gloucestershire slice?
Adriatic Metals’ $32M (2023-08-08) is the size outlier, materially above other disclosed amounts such as Studee’s $21M (2023-04-04) and Journey Hospitality’s $6M (2022-11-03). The largest-by-company figure in the table is Kubus at $12M (2024-10-03), but it remains below Adriatic Metals within the displayed range.
Is there a temporal cluster near the top of the list, or are rounds evenly distributed across years?
The 12 rows span 2021-05-13 (ilumoni, $1M) to 2025-03-18 (When in Rome, $370K), but 9 of 12 entries fall between 2022 and 2024, suggesting heavier volume in that window rather than uniform spacing.
Do particular cities concentrate among the companies listed, or is geographic coverage broad?
Cheltenham appears repeatedly with multiple entries across sectors and dates, including Ripjar (2024-11-08, undisclosed), Kubus (2024-10-03, $12M), Versarien (2024-01-19, $510K), Adriatic Metals (2023-08-08, $32M), Digital Woof (2023-05-09, undisclosed), Studee (2023-04-04, $21M), and Journey Hospitality (2022-11-03 is Gloucester). Other city buckets (e.g., Kemble with Anya 2025-02-26, LatchAid 2022-04-07) show narrower repetition.
What stage mix dominates, given that most series labels are missing or “Unknown”?
“Series Unknown” accounts for 10 of 12 rows, with only LatchAid explicitly labeled Seed ($600K on 2022-04-07). The remaining non–Series Unknown case is ilumoni, where the series field is blank, alongside a disclosed $1M on 2021-05-13.
Which sectors are over-represented in this list, and do the AI entries include larger funding outcomes?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears in 4 of 12 rows: Anya (2025-02-26, undisclosed), Ripjar (2024-11-08, undisclosed), Kubus (2024-10-03, $12M), and LatchAid (2022-04-07, $600K). Within those AI-disclosed rounds, Kubus’ $12M (2024-10-03) is the largest AI amount shown, but the other AI rows in this slice are undisclosed.
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