Funded Startups in Lehi
Lehi’s most recent disclosed round in this list is JobNimbus (2024-11-13) at $330M, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts visible here (e.g., MX…
Lehi’s most recent disclosed round in this list is JobNimbus (2024-11-13) at $330M, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts visible here (e.g., MX Technologies at $300M on 2021-01-13 and Pattern at $225M on 2021-10-06). Stage and sizing are otherwise split across smaller disclosed rounds: several entries cluster around the low-to-mid single digits (e.g., Halia Therapeutics $340K on 2025-07-16 and many ~$2M–$7M rounds), while a different set sits around $20M–$40M (e.g., Enzo Health $20M on 2026-05-04, Remi $21M on 2024-08-07, Route $40M on 2024-06-25).
The 50 rows span 2020-04-07 (Podium) through 2026-05-04 (Enzo Health), with a dense concentration in 2024–2025; the list includes five “undisclosed” amounts and 11 entries labeled “Series Unknown/blank,” limiting how precisely stage can be compared. Sector-wise, no single category clearly dominates by count in this slice, but Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears repeatedly (Enzo Health 2026-05-04; Artifact 2020-07-10) alongside other repeated software/IT-style themes (eFileCabinet 2020-09-15; Alysio 2024-04-03; Clientbook 2023-05-25).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in the Lehi list, and is it a true outlier versus the rest?
JobNimbus’ $330M (2024-11-13) is the largest disclosed amount shown, standing far above the next-highest disclosed figures visible here: MX Technologies at $300M (2021-01-13) and Pattern at $225M (2021-10-06). That gap makes JobNimbus’ round an outlier by disclosed size in this dataset.
How do the smallest disclosed rounds frame the distribution compared with the mid-tier rounds?
The smallest disclosed amount is Halia Therapeutics at $340K (2025-07-16), while multiple rounds sit in a mid-tier band around several million dollars—for example Crew at $4M (2025-11-05), Get Parallel at $2M (2025-10-09), and PhotoPharmics at $6M (2025-04-18). The presence of both $340K and $330M disclosed rounds suggests a wide dispersion rather than a tight concentration.
Which entries fall inside the most recent 90 days shown, and what does that imply about recent momentum?
Within roughly the last 90 days of the dataset’s timeline, Enzo Health closed $20M on 2026-05-04, Torus closed $35M on 2026-04-30, and VitalCare closed $4M on 2026-04-14. All three are in the same Lehi location, indicating multiple sizable disclosed rounds near the top of the list.
Does the stage labeling concentrate around “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed,” making stage comparisons unreliable?
Yes: five entries show “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., Pronto on 2025-12-09; iDrive Logistics on 2025-01-22), and 11 entries are labeled “Series Unknown/blank/other” (including JobNimbus at $330M on 2024-11-13 and Jane with a blank round type at $40M on 2020-12-22). This means any stage-mix conclusion based solely on disclosed stage would exclude a meaningful share of rows.
Are there clear sector clusters, or is sector mix broad across this Lehi snapshot?
Sector breadth is evident across the top of the list—AI (Enzo Health $20M on 2026-05-04; VitalCare $4M on 2026-04-14), Energy (Torus $35M on 2026-04-30), and Community/Lifestyle (Owlet Baby Care $30M on 2025-10-22)—with no single sector recurring at a dominant frequency in these 50 rows. AI shows up more than once (Enzo Health 2026-05-04; Artifact $2M on 2020-07-10), but the overall profile stays diversified.
Which rounds are most likely to be examined first by investors because they combine scale and recency?
The largest recent disclosed amounts in the list are Enzo Health at $20M (2026-05-04) and Torus at $35M (2026-04-30), followed by Owlet Baby Care at $30M (2025-10-22) and JobNimbus’ much larger $330M (2024-11-13). Together, these suggest that both mid-sized recent rounds (20M–35M) and one substantially larger historical round (JobNimbus at $330M) are key targets for deeper diligence.
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