Funded Startups in Netherlands
Among the 50 most recent Netherlands rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Nearfield Instruments’ $380M (2026-06-22).
Among the 50 most recent Netherlands rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Nearfield Instruments’ $380M (2026-06-22). That figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds that follow in the $250M–$178M range (e.g., Axelera AI $250M on 2026-02-24; QuantWare $178M on 2026-05-05), while many other disclosed rounds cluster well below $100M.
Two notable timing patterns stand out. First, multiple cities recur in the most recent entries: Amsterdam-based companies account for a large share of the top-of-list rounds dated 2026-05 to 2026-03 (e.g., Eye Security in The Hague on 2026-06-29, but Fraudio $ undisclosed on 2026-06-12 and Yondr Group $717M on 2026-02-20 both in Amsterdam). Second, the page’s date window runs from 2025-09-20 (Sympower) to 2026-06-29 (Eye Security), with several large financings concentrated in June 2026 (e.g., Nearfield Instruments $380M on 2026-06-22; The Protein Brewery $21M on 2026-06-29; Leyden Labs $45M on 2026-06-25). Sector coverage is also uneven: Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) each appear across multiple entries, and “Series Unknown” plus “undisclosed” amounts recur frequently (Series Unknown appears in many rows, and at least two entries are explicitly undisclosed: Fraudio on 2026-06-12 and ThreatFabric on 2025-10-06; Scinvivo on 2025-10-28 is also undisclosed).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Netherlands list, and how does it compare to nearby disclosed rounds?
Nearfield Instruments’ $380M (Series D) on 2026-06-22 is the largest disclosed amount. The next tier of disclosed rounds is much lower—for example, Axelera AI raised $250M on 2026-02-24 and QuantWare raised $178M on 2026-05-05—so the top disclosed round is an outlier above the rest.
Are there city or geography clusters among the most recent entries?
Amsterdam shows up repeatedly across the list’s newest cluster, including Eye Security in The Hague (2026-06-29) being followed by Amsterdam-based rounds in the same period such as Fraudio (2026-06-12, undisclosed) and Leyden Labs (2026-06-25, $45M in Amsterdam). Delft and Eindhoven also recur in the top half with rounds like QuantWare in Delft ($178M on 2026-05-05) and RIFT in Eindhoven ($97M on 2026-03-03).
Which entries fall in the tightest “recent” window at the top of the page?
Looking at the most recent month-by-month window, several rounds land in June 2026: Eye Security $69M (2026-06-29), The Protein Brewery $21M (2026-06-29), Leyden Labs $45M (2026-06-25), and Nearfield Instruments $380M (2026-06-22). That same top window includes a notable undisclosed outlier in Amsterdam: Fraudio (2026-06-12, undisclosed).
How often are stage labels missing (Series Unknown) or amounts undisclosed, and do those gaps distort comparisons?
Stage and disclosure gaps appear often: “Series Unknown” is used across multiple entries (e.g., Leyden Labs 2026-06-25, Groove Quantum 2026-04-30, and Yondr Group 2026-02-20). Amounts are explicitly undisclosed in at least three rows: Fraudio (2026-06-12), Scinvivo (2025-10-28), and ThreatFabric (2025-10-06), which limits any attempt to rank those companies by round size.
Which sector patterns look over-represented compared with one-off categories?
Information Technology recurs across multiple entries (e.g., Eye Security $69M on 2026-06-29; Orange Quantum Systems $18M on 2026-04-21; Builders $4M on 2025-10-28; OpusFlow $5M on 2025-10-02). AI also forms a dense cluster of its own in the list (e.g., Billy Grace $4M on 2026-05-15; Axelera AI $250M on 2026-02-24; Overstory $43M on 2025-11-29; Clear $2M on 2025-09-30), including both very large and smaller disclosed rounds.
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