Funded Startups in Madrid
Among the 50 Madrid-area rounds shown (sorted by round date desc), the largest disclosed amount is Lyntia’s $1.6B on 2026-04-21, which dwarfs the next-larg…
Among the 50 Madrid-area rounds shown (sorted by round date desc), the largest disclosed amount is Lyntia’s $1.6B on 2026-04-21, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed figures in the table (e.g., Bruc Management at $431M on 2026-05-28 and Matrix Renewables at $331M on 2026-04-28). Outliers like Bruc Management ($431M) and Exus Management Partners ($400M on 2026-01-08) sit alongside many much smaller disclosed rounds clustered around the $1M–$10M range (for example, Centinel $1M on 2026-04-10, Punkto $2M on 2026-04-20, and EchoWi $870K on 2026-03-04).
The geographic pattern is consistently “Madrid” (with one entry using Distrito Especial, Colombia in company names and locations such as Anima Kitchent Media on 2026-06-03 and Laborai on 2026-06-03). Temporally, the most recent dated entry is Grupo Tecopy on 2026-06-29, and the table spans from 2026-06-29 back to 2025-12-09. Stage reporting is split between disclosed amounts and missing labels: 27 of 50 rows are “undisclosed” and 14 of 50 are “Series Unknown,” indicating substantial information gaps across the period.
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Frequently asked
What stands out in deal size, and does one round dominate the rest of the Madrid list?
The largest disclosed round is Lyntia’s $1.6B (2026-04-21), which is an order-of-magnitude above most other disclosed amounts in the table and far above the next-largest figures like Bruc Management’s $431M (2026-05-28) and Matrix Renewables’ $331M (2026-04-28).
Do the disclosed rounds cluster tightly in time within the recent window shown?
Yes. From 2026-04-27 to 2026-05-28 there are multiple large-disclosed rounds (Citibox $82M on 2026-04-27; Eskariam $59M on 2026-04-21; Bruc Management $431M on 2026-05-28; Embat $35M on 2026-05-12), while the same period also includes smaller checks like Ainovis $800K (2026-05-12) and EchoWi $870K (2026-03-04) within the broader span from late 2025 to June 2026.
Which city-level pattern shows up in locations, and are there notable non-Madrid entries?
Most rows list Madrid, Madrid, Spain (e.g., Lyntia on 2026-04-21 and Orbio on 2026-06-15). A smaller subset uses other country labels in the same table context (e.g., Anima Kitchent Media and Laborai are shown as “Madrid, Distrito Especial, Colombia” on 2026-06-03; Sybol is “Madrid, Colombia” on 2026-03-11; both cases differ from the dominant Madrid, Spain location format).
How much of the dataset lacks disclosed amounts or clear stage labels?
Information is frequently missing: 27 of 50 rows are “undisclosed” for round size, and 14 of 50 rows are marked “Series Unknown.” This means size-and-stage comparisons should focus on the subset with explicit dollar amounts (e.g., Node AI $2M on 2026-06-16 and Xoople $130M on 2026-04-06).
What stage mix is most visible among entries with disclosed amounts?
Within disclosed rounds, multiple entries are labeled Seed or Series Unknown (e.g., Node AI Seed at $2M on 2026-06-16; Webel Seed at $5M on 2026-03-17; TietAI Seed at $3M on 2026-04-29), while larger rounds appear under Series and company-specific labels such as Series B (Emb at $35M on 2026-05-12; Xoople Series B $130M on 2026-04-06) and Series A (Orbio $21M on 2026-06-15; Fence $20M on 2026-04-29).
Are there exceptionally small disclosed rounds that could skew screening or scoring models?
Yes. The smallest disclosed amount in the table is $90K for The Beemine Lab on 2025-12-12, which sits far below most other disclosed checks (e.g., Sincrolab $110K on 2026-06-19 and Aurum Experience $180K on 2026-04-22) and contrasts with the high end driven by Lyntia’s $1.6B (2026-04-21).
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