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Among these six most recent investing/finance funding entries, the largest disclosed round is IDEAL Holdings’ $48M (2025-10-14).
Among these six most recent investing/finance funding entries, the largest disclosed round is IDEAL Holdings’ $48M (2025-10-14). That figure sits above the next-largest disclosed amount, Lighthouse Canton’s $40M (2025-11-06), and is noticeably higher than the $12M round for Ventive Group (2025-10-03). The remaining two entries are undisclosed (Greenwood Gearhart on 2025-11-22 and 36ONE Asset Management on 2025-10-09), creating a split between two fully disclosed larger rounds and four entries where amounts aren’t public.
Geographically, this list clusters in Europe and the US, with three countries represented: United States (Greenwood Gearhart 2025-11-22; Reinhart Partners 2025-09-28), Greece (IDEAL Holdings 2025-10-14), and multiple European/MENA-adjacent hubs via Italy (Ventive Group 2025-10-03) and South Africa (36ONE Asset Management 2025-10-09). Stage labeling is also mixed: three of the six entries are “Private Equity,” one is “Venture - Series Unknown,” and two are undisclosed amounts; the rounds span 2025-09-28 through 2025-11-22, with the most recent dated entry belonging to Greenwood Gearhart (undisclosed).
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What is the largest disclosed round among these recent investing/finance deals, and how does it compare to the rest?
IDEAL Holdings’ $48M (2025-10-14) is the largest disclosed amount in the list, and it sits above Lighthouse Canton’s $40M (2025-11-06) and Ventive Group’s $12M (2025-10-03). Two additional entries are undisclosed (Greenwood Gearhart 2025-11-22; 36ONE Asset Management 2025-10-09), so only three disclosed amounts define the visible spread.
Do the rounds cluster into a narrow date window within the period shown?
Yes. All six rounds fall between 2025-09-28 (Reinhart Partners) and 2025-11-22 (Greenwood Gearhart), and five of the six are dated in October 2025 or later, indicating a concentration toward the latest portion of the window.
Are any geographies or stage labels over-represented in this slice?
Stage mix leans toward Private Equity: 3 of 6 entries are labeled “Private Equity” (Greenwood Gearhart, IDEAL Holdings, 36ONE Asset Management, and Reinhart Partners are actually 4—see table: Greenwood is Private Equity, IDEAL Private Equity, 36ONE Private Equity, Reinhart Partners Private Equity; that is 4 of 6). For geography, there are two United States entries (Greenwood Gearhart 2025-11-22; Reinhart Partners 2025-09-28) plus one each in Greece (IDEAL Holdings), Singapore (Lighthouse Canton), South Africa (36ONE Asset Management), and Italy (Ventive Group).
Which entries are outliers on disclosed size rather than disclosure status?
Within the disclosed amounts, IDEAL Holdings’ $48M (2025-10-14) and Lighthouse Canton’s $40M (2025-11-06) form the higher band, while Ventive Group’s $12M (2025-10-03) is substantially lower than both. The other two entries are undisclosed (Greenwood Gearhart 2025-11-22; 36ONE Asset Management 2025-10-09), so they can’t be compared by dollar size.
What share of these deals have undisclosed vs disclosed amounts, and how does that affect interpretation?
4 of the 6 rows show undisclosed amounts (Greenwood Gearhart 2025-11-22; 36ONE Asset Management 2025-10-09; Reinhart Partners 2025-09-28) while 2 are disclosed ($40M for Lighthouse Canton on 2025-11-06; $48M for IDEAL Holdings on 2025-10-14; plus $12M for Ventive Group on 2025-10-03). Because the undisclosed entries dominate, the only computable comparisons by size come from the three disclosed figures.
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