Funded Information Technology Startups in Switzerland
Across the 49 most recent disclosed rounds in Switzerland’s Information Technology startup listings, one disclosed outlier sets the scale: Screening Eagle…
Across the 49 most recent disclosed rounds in Switzerland’s Information Technology startup listings, one disclosed outlier sets the scale: Screening Eagle Technologies’ $55M round (2020-04-02). The next-largest disclosed amounts are far lower (e.g., deskbird at $23M on 2025-09-25, Meteomatics at $22M on 2025-01-29, and Bug Bounty Switzerland at $15M on 2026-04-29), indicating a long tail of smaller financings alongside a single high-disclosure ceiling.
The timeline is concentrated toward the latest updates, spanning 2026-06-22 (Backbone) back to 2020-04-02, with many entries clustered in 2022–2025. Stage signaling is dominated by non-committal disclosure: “Series Unknown” appears in 17 rows, while amounts are explicitly “undisclosed” in 12 rows. Geographically, Zürich (including multiple Zürich/Zürich-based entries) is the most visible hub, with repeated activity across other cantons such as Vaud (e.g., Skilder Ai on 2026-06-23 and Bug Bounty Switzerland on 2026-04-29).
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Frequently asked
How does the largest disclosed round compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts in this Switzerland IT set?
The largest disclosed amount is Screening Eagle Technologies’ $55M on 2020-04-02. After that ceiling, most other disclosed rounds sit well below it—for example, deskbird’s $23M (2025-09-25), Meteomatics’ $22M (2025-01-29), and Bug Bounty Switzerland’s $15M (2026-04-29).
Is there a concentration in the most recent updates, or are rounds evenly spread across the date range?
The rows span 2020-04-02 through 2026-06-22, but the recency is evident: multiple entries land in mid-to-late 2025 (e.g., deskbird $23M on 2025-09-25; Scalera $6M on 2025-05-09) and early 2026 (e.g., Backbone $490K on 2026-06-22; Bug Bounty Switzerland $15M on 2026-04-29).
Which disclosure pattern dominates: “Series Unknown” vs. “undisclosed” amounts?
Classification disclosure is heavily labeled “Series Unknown” (17 rows), including entries like Backbone (2026-06-22) and PAVE Space (2025-06-26). Separately, disclosed amounts are explicitly marked “undisclosed” in 12 rows, such as OPINSTAR (2026-04-01) and Enlightra (2026-03-03), so both dimensions frequently lack full visibility.
Are any cities or cantons over-represented in the dataset?
Zürich is the most recurring city label, appearing repeatedly across rounds including Scalera (Zürich, 2025-05-09), Beekeeper (Zürich, 2025-03-04), and Embotech (Zürich, 2024-12-12). Vaud also shows repeated presence, such as Skilder Ai (Lausanne, 2026-06-23) and Bug Bounty Switzerland (Luzern listed, 2026-04-29) while other hubs like Geneva/Genève recur via companies including Backbone (2026-06-22) and Covantis (2024-02-09).
Are there stage clusters (e.g., Pre-Seed/Seed/Series A) that stand out relative to other stages?
Seed and early-stage entries appear frequently alongside labeled later stages. Examples of early-stage presence include OPINSTAR (Series A, 2026-04-01, undisclosed), Scalera (Seed, $6M on 2025-05-09), and Saporo (Pre-Seed, $4M on 2022-12-06), while later-stage labels like Series B (deskbird, $23M on 2025-09-25; Embotech, $26M on 2024-12-12) and Series C (Meteomatics, $22M on 2025-01-29) show up but are less common in the visible set.
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