Funded Startups in Marina Del Rey
Disclosed round sizes in Marina Del Rey skew toward a single outlier: Whatnot’s $225M (Series F) on 2025-10-30 is far above the next-largest disclosed amou…
Disclosed round sizes in Marina Del Rey skew toward a single outlier: Whatnot’s $225M (Series F) on 2025-10-30 is far above the next-largest disclosed amounts ($52M for LeaseLock on 2021-02-03 and $50M for Aspiration on 2021-01-28), while most other disclosed rounds cluster between $2M and $21M (e.g., Z League $21M on 2026-01-21; Spring Labs $5M on 2026-05-05; Seatopia $2M on 2024-08-27). Stage and disclosure also show concentration: five of the 21 rows show “undisclosed” amounts (hiyo 2025-12-01; OSEM 2025-08-14; Tradable 2025-01-16; plus two entries with blank Series at 2021-05-27 and 2020-07-22), and six of the 21 rows are labeled “Series Unknown” (Armata Pharmaceuticals 2026-06-23; Alvee 2026-05-04; OSEM 2025-08-14; Tradable 2025-01-16; Hope For Stomach Cancer 2024-09-23; Open Earth Foundation 2023-12-20).
Temporally, the 21 most recent entries span 2020-07-01 (Riders Share) through 2026-06-23 (Armata Pharmaceuticals), with a dense recent window in 2025–2026 (17 of 21 rounds dated 2025 or later), suggesting that the latest activity is shaping the current list more than earlier years. Sector-wise, Financial Services appears repeatedly (Spring Labs 2026-05-05 $5M; Tradable 2025-01-16 undisclosed; Aspiration 2021-01-28 $50M), while “Artificial Intelligence (AI)” shows up in multiple entries (OSEM in 2025 with undisclosed; LeaseLock $52M in 2021; Mobalytics $11M in 2020).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in Marina Del Rey in this list, and how isolated is it versus other disclosed amounts?
Whatnot’s $225M (Series F) on 2025-10-30 is the only disclosed round above $50M; the next-largest disclosed amounts are LeaseLock’s $52M on 2021-02-03 and Aspiration’s $50M on 2021-01-28.
Do the most recent entries cluster in time, or are they evenly spread across years?
They cluster heavily near the top of the list: 17 of 21 rows are dated 2025 or later (e.g., Whatnot 2025-10-30 $225M; Z League 2026-01-21 $21M; Armata Pharmaceuticals 2026-06-23 $3M), while the earliest shown dates back to 2020-07-01 (Riders Share).
How much of this list is missing disclosed funding amounts, and which entries exhibit that?
Five of 21 rows have “undisclosed” amounts (hiyo on 2025-12-01; OSEM on 2025-08-14; Tradable on 2025-01-16; plus the listing includes entries with blank Series at 2021-05-27 and 2020-07-22), which makes size comparisons more reliable for the remaining disclosed rounds.
Is any stage or classification dominating, based on the labels shown here?
Beyond “Series Unknown,” multiple stages appear repeatedly among disclosed rounds, but “Series Unknown” appears in at least six rows (Armata Pharmaceuticals 2026-06-23; Alvee 2026-05-04; OSEM 2025-08-14; Tradable 2025-01-16; Hope For Stomach Cancer 2024-09-23; Open Earth Foundation 2023-12-20), while recognized stages like Seed (Spring Labs $5M on 2026-05-05; Seatopia $2M on 2024-08-27; Quadrata $8M on 2022-07-12) and Series A (Poparazzi $15M on 2022-06-01; Recess $5M on 2022-11-10) recur as well.
Which sectors look over-represented in this slice of Marina Del Rey, based on repeated appearances?
Financial Services appears in multiple entries (Spring Labs, Tradable, Aspiration), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) also repeats via LeaseLock $52M on 2021-02-03 and Mobalytics $11M on 2020-07-22, alongside OSEM labeled AI with an undisclosed amount dated 2025-08-14.
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