Funded Startups in Greenwood Village
Across the 15 disclosed rounds shown for Greenwood Village, one figure stands out: Nextworld’s $65M Series F on 2025-02-04.
Across the 15 disclosed rounds shown for Greenwood Village, one figure stands out: Nextworld’s $65M Series F on 2025-02-04. The next-largest disclosed amounts are Pax8 at $185M (2022-04-11) and National Storage Affiliates Trust at $450M (2021-11-09), but those are not in the most recent window; among the latest entries, $65M dwarfs the rest (e.g., MGT Insurance at $22M on 2025-10-18, Demand AI at $3M on 2025-09-14). Date-wise, entries cluster tightly at the edges of the period shown: rounds run from 2021-04-20 (VieCure) through 2025-10-18 (MGT Insurance), with multiple 2025 and mid-2023 datapoints (e.g., Applied UV $5M on 2023-06-16; Flourish Medical $250K on 2023-05-18). Sector coverage is broad, but Information Technology appears repeatedly (Nextworld, TRACKtech, Engrain), while Health Care has a smaller pocket (Applied UV, Flourish Medical). Classification mix is notable: “Series Unknown” appears in 5 of 15 rows (TRACKtech 2024-07-10; Wrapmate 2024-02-07; DocBuddy 2023-06-21; Applied UV 2023-06-16; Flourish Medical 2023-05-18), and “undisclosed” amounts show up in 2 of 15 rows (NexusTek on 2023-05-16; KoreLock on 2023-02-02).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the standout outlier in Greenwood Village, and how does it compare to nearby rounds?
National Storage Affiliates Trust’s $450M post-IPO debt on 2021-11-09 is the largest disclosed amount in the list. Among later rounds, Nextworld’s $65M Series F on 2025-02-04 is the only disclosed figure above $50M, with MGT Insurance at $22M (2025-10-18) and Engrain at $12M (2023-03-15) well below it.
Do the rounds cluster in a narrow time window, or are they evenly spread across the 2021–2025 span?
The list spans 2021-04-20 (VieCure) to 2025-10-18 (MGT Insurance), but the density is not uniform: three 2024 rounds appear close together (Wrapmate $16M on 2024-02-07; TRACKtech $6M on 2024-07-10), and the middle of 2023 also concentrates multiple entries (Flourish Medical $250K on 2023-05-18; NexusTek undisclosed on 2023-05-16; Applied UV $5M on 2023-06-16; DocBuddy $2M on 2023-06-21).
What sector pattern shows up most often in this Greenwood Village set?
Information Technology is the most repeated sector, appearing in Nextworld (2025-02-04), TRACKtech (2024-07-10), and Engrain (2023-03-15). Hardware also recurs in two entries (NexusTek on 2023-05-16 with undisclosed; KoreLock on 2023-02-02 with undisclosed), while Health Care appears in two entries (Applied UV $5M on 2023-06-16; Flourish Medical $250K on 2023-05-18).
How dominant is stage ambiguity (“Series Unknown” and “undisclosed”) in these 15 rows?
“Series Unknown” is present in 5 of 15 rows (TRACKtech 2024-07-10 $6M; Wrapmate 2024-02-07 $16M; DocBuddy 2023-06-21 $2M; Applied UV 2023-06-16 $5M; Flourish Medical 2023-05-18 $250K). Additionally, 2 of 15 rows list “undisclosed” amounts (NexusTek on 2023-05-16; KoreLock on 2023-02-02), limiting comparable size analysis for those two.
Which part of the list contains the smallest disclosed amount, and is it aligned with the broader size distribution?
Flourish Medical’s $250K round on 2023-05-18 is the smallest disclosed amount in the set. It sits at the floor of disclosed amounts, far below the next smallest disclosed figures such as DocBuddy at $2M (2023-06-21) and TECOBI at $2M (2021-10-01), while still coexisting with much larger rounds like Pax8’s $185M (2022-04-11) and National Storage Affiliates Trust’s $450M (2021-11-09).
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