Funded Startups in Lubelskie
Among the disclosed rounds in this Lubelskie list, Sundose’s $6M Series A (2021-04-06) is an outlier by size: the next-largest disclosed amounts are CosmoE…
Among the disclosed rounds in this Lubelskie list, Sundose’s $6M Series A (2021-04-06) is an outlier by size: the next-largest disclosed amounts are CosmoEye at $430K (2023-02-13) and Instapay at $350K (2022-05-10), with the remaining disclosed rounds clustered far below $1M (Hopsa $1M on 2025-01-15). Stage disclosure is uneven: 2 of 6 entries show “undisclosed” amounts (finQbit, 2026-04-23; MakeGrowLab, 2023-05-04) and 2 more are “Series Unknown” (finQbit and MakeGrowLab), so comparisons rely mostly on the four disclosed figures.
Geographically, Lublin appears most often (finQbit 2026-04-23; Hopsa 2025-01-15; CosmoEye 2023-02-13; Sundose 2021-04-06), while Pulawy accounts for two entries (MakeGrowLab 2023-05-04; Instapay 2022-05-10). Temporally, the shown rounds span 2021-04-06 through 2026-04-23, with the most recent dated item being finQbit (undisclosed, 2026-04-23). Sector-wise, Financial Services appears twice (finQbit; Hopsa; Instapay), alongside single entries in AI, Manufacturing, IT, and Data and Analytics.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed funding amount in this Lubelskie set, and how does it compare to the rest?
Sundose’s $6M Series A (2021-04-06) is the only disclosed round at that level; the next-largest disclosed amount is CosmoEye’s $430K seed (2023-02-13), followed by Instapay’s $350K pre-seed (2022-05-10). Hopsa’s $1M angel (2025-01-15) sits above the $430K–$350K range but remains far below $6M.
Do the rounds cluster in a particular city (Lublin vs Pulawy), or is it evenly split?
Lublin dominates: four of the six entries list Lublin (finQbit 2026-04-23; Hopsa 2025-01-15; CosmoEye 2023-02-13; Sundose 2021-04-06). Pulawy accounts for two entries (MakeGrowLab 2023-05-04; Instapay 2022-05-10).
Which entries fall near the top of the timeline within the most recent dates shown?
The most recent dated entry is finQbit on 2026-04-23, and the next two on the timeline are Hopsa (2025-01-15, $1M) and MakeGrowLab (2023-05-04, undisclosed). The earlier dated set includes CosmoEye (2023-02-13, $430K), Instapay (2022-05-10, $350K), and Sundose (2021-04-06, $6M).
How concentrated is stage information in this list, and what fraction of entries have unknown or undisclosed amounts?
Stage and amount disclosure is incomplete: 2 of 6 entries are “undisclosed” on amount (finQbit on 2026-04-23; MakeGrowLab on 2023-05-04). Separately, “Series Unknown” appears on 2 of 6 entries (finQbit and MakeGrowLab), while the remaining four entries have named stages and disclosed amounts (Hopsa, CosmoEye, Instapay, Sundose).
Are any sectors over-represented, or do they look evenly distributed across the list?
Financial Services shows up as a repeated theme across multiple entries: finQbit (Financial Services, 2026-04-23, undisclosed), Hopsa (Artificial Intelligence, 2025-01-15, $1M) is not Financial Services, but Instapay is Financial Services (2022-05-10, $350K), so Financial Services is present in at least two entries (finQbit and Instapay). The other sectors appear once each in the shown rows: AI (Hopsa), Manufacturing (MakeGrowLab), IT (CosmoEye), and Data and Analytics (Sundose).
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