Funded Startups in Lisboa
The largest disclosed round in this Lisboa list is Power Dot’s $157M Secondary Market on 2022-05-18, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts—most ot…
The largest disclosed round in this Lisboa list is Power Dot’s $157M Secondary Market on 2022-05-18, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts—most other entries cluster at $23M or below (for example, TEKEVER’s $23M on 2022-01-24 and BHOUT’s $11M on 2023-11-09). The smallest disclosed amount shown is Equivalence’s $140K on 2025-06-17, creating a wide disclosed-range spread alongside the Middle-of-the-pack $1M–$3M rounds.
Most activity in these 17 most recent rows concentrates in a tight window: 8 of the 17 entries were dated between 2023-11-09 and 2024-11-08 (from BHOUT on 2023-11-09 through Hoopers on 2024-11-08). Stage naming is also skewed: 8 of 17 rows are labeled “Series Unknown,” and 2 of 17 rows are “undisclosed” amount (Bighub and Livuvo, both dated 2023-05-09). Sector concentration is visible as Commerce and Shopping appears in 4 entries (Zeoos, Bighub, Livuvo, Flecto) within the same Lisboa location label, while sectors like Energy (Power Dot) stand out as singletons in this slice. The disclosed rounds span 2021-09-08 (Reckon.ai) through 2025-06-17 (Equivalence).
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Frequently asked
What stands out about the largest disclosed round in Lisboa, and how far above the next-largest disclosed amount is it?
Power Dot’s $157M Secondary Market round on 2022-05-18 is the only disclosed amount in the $100M+ range here. The next-largest disclosed figures are TEKEVER at $23M (2022-01-24) and BHOUT at $11M (2023-11-09), making Power Dot a clear disclosed outlier.
Is there a recent date cluster among these 17 most recent Lisboa entries?
Yes. Eight of the 17 rows fall between 2023-11-09 (BHOUT and Aptoide) and 2024-11-08 (Hoopers), with multiple $2M rounds in 2024 (e.g., Sqill $2M on 2024-07-22; Unlockit $2M on 2024-05-23; Checkfirst $2M on 2024-05-08).
How often do labels like “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts appear in this list?
“Series Unknown” appears in 8 of 17 rows (including Equivalence on 2025-06-17 and pleez on 2024-11-06), while 2 of 17 rows list the amount as “undisclosed” (Bighub and Livuvo on 2023-05-09).
Which sector is most over-represented in this Lisboa slice, and what does that look like over time?
Commerce and Shopping is the most frequent sector at 4 of 17 entries: Zeoos ($1M, 2024-03-05), Bighub (undisclosed, 2023-05-09), Livuvo (undisclosed, 2023-05-09), and Flecto ($1M, 2022-06-22). Those appear across 2022–2024 rather than being confined to a single quarter.
Are any entries unusually small compared to the rest of the disclosed rounds?
Equivalence’s $140K on 2025-06-17 is the smallest disclosed amount in the set. In contrast, several other disclosed rounds sit in the $1M–$3M band (e.g., Zeoos $1M on 2024-03-05; pleez $3M on 2024-11-06; Sqill $2M on 2024-07-22).
What stage mix dominates this list when focusing on entries with disclosed amounts?
Among disclosed amounts, Seed and Pre-Seed rounds show up repeatedly (e.g., Hoopers Seed $2M on 2024-11-08; Sqill Seed $2M on 2024-07-22; Unlockit Pre-Seed $2M on 2024-05-23; Checkfirst Pre-Seed $2M on 2024-05-08), while “Venture - Series Unknown” appears at least twice (Flecto $1M on 2022-06-22; TEKEVER $23M on 2022-01-24). However, “Series Unknown” still accounts for 8 of all 17 rows overall (including multiple large and small disclosed amounts).
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