Funded Startups in Montpellier
Among the 24 most recent Montpellier-linked entries, the largest disclosed round is Elements’ $54M on 2023-12-07.
Among the 24 most recent Montpellier-linked entries, the largest disclosed round is Elements’ $54M on 2023-12-07. That $54M figure sits far above the next-largest disclosed amounts in this slice, which include Qair at $83M (2023-08-07), Sweep at $73M (2022-04-04), and Plug In Digital at $75M (2021-11-24); taken together, several large rounds cluster in the mid-2020s range while many other disclosed deals are closer to the $2M–$17M band (for example Celest Science $2M on 2025-04-22 and Deepbloo $540K on 2024-06-18).
Stage and timing also show structure: 2021–2023 accounts for many of the largest disclosed rounds (e.g., Plug In Digital $75M in 2021-11-24; Qair $83M in 2023-08-07; Sweep $73M in 2022-04-04), while the most recent dates skew toward undisclosed or smaller disclosed amounts (CILcare 2026-06-23 and Nepting 2026-06-11 are undisclosed; AI-Stroke is $5M on 2025-11-22). The list is heavily weighted toward “Series Unknown”/blank classifications: 4 rows are “undisclosed” amounts and multiple rounds are labeled “Series Unknown” or left blank (e.g., Nepting 2026-06-11 undisclosed; Intrasense SA 2021-06-23 has an amount but no stage value shown).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is largest in the Montpellier slice, and how extreme is it versus the rest?
The largest disclosed amount is Qair at $83M on 2023-08-07. Several other disclosed rounds are also large (Plug In Digital $75M on 2021-11-24; Sweep $73M on 2022-04-04; Elements $54M on 2023-12-07), while many other disclosed deals land much lower, including $540K rounds like Deepbloo on 2024-06-18 and PeopleSpheres on 2023-09-06.
Are there timing clusters in this list, or are rounds evenly distributed across years?
Rounds concentrate in 2021–2023 for the biggest disclosed amounts: Plug In Digital ($75M, 2021-11-24), Quantum Surgical ($47M, 2021-10-19), Sweep ($73M, 2022-04-04), and Qair ($83M, 2023-08-07). In contrast, the most recent entries (2025–2026) include multiple undisclosed amounts such as CILcare (2026-06-23, undisclosed) and Nepting (2026-06-11, undisclosed).
Which stage classifications dominate, based on what’s filled in versus missing?
“Series Unknown” appears frequently (e.g., SeqOne Genomics on 2025-05-22 for $23M; Elements on 2023-12-07 for $54M), and 4 entries are explicitly “undisclosed” amounts (CILcare 2026-06-23; Nepting 2026-06-11; Dimap 2026-04-06; plus none of the others are labeled undisclosed in the data provided). Some rows also omit stage entirely (e.g., Intrasense SA on 2021-06-23 shows $6M with a blank stage field).
Do specific sectors repeat often in this Montpellier list?
Biotechnology is a notable repeat, appearing in SeqOne Genomics (2025-05-22), Kinvent (2024-01-18), and Dimap (2026-04-06). Health Care also recurs multiple times (CILcare, AI-Stroke, Ciloa, Quantum Surgical, AcuSurgical, and Intrasense SA are all in Health Care at different dates), though the list also spans Energy, AI, IT, and Software.
What notable outliers stand out for deeper review?
Two types of outliers appear: (1) size outliers, such as Qair’s $83M (2023-08-07) compared with many smaller disclosed rounds like Celest Science’s $2M (2025-04-22) and Deepbloo’s $540K (2024-06-18); and (2) disclosure outliers, where the newest rounds are undisclosed—CILcare (2026-06-23) and Nepting (2026-06-11)—while some older rounds provide large disclosed figures (e.g., Plug In Digital $75M on 2021-11-24).
Which entries fall closest to the top of the date range shown (most recent 90 days), and what does that imply about disclosure?
The most recent entry is CILcare on 2026-06-23 (undisclosed), followed by Nepting on 2026-06-11 (undisclosed). The other near-top dated rows include Dimap on 2026-04-06 (undisclosed) and AI-Stroke on 2025-11-22 ($5M), suggesting the newest rounds in this slice are more likely to be undisclosed than the older, disclosed-heavy years such as 2023–2021.
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