Funded Startups in Netherlands
Among the 50 most recent disclosed rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Merus at $300M (2025-06-03).
Among the 50 most recent disclosed rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Merus at $300M (2025-06-03). That $300M round dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts, where the next-highest disclosed figure visible is Framer at $100M (2025-08-27), and most other disclosed rounds sit well below that range (e.g., Overstory at $43M on 2025-11-29; Leyden Labs at $35M on 2025-10-04). The dataset also clusters tightly in time: several rounds land in a late-year burst, with multiple entries dated 2025-11-29 (Healthplus.ai $3M and Overstory $43M) and a dense run from 2025-09-14 to 2025-10-04 across AI, biotech, and energy.
Geographically, Amsterdam is repeatedly represented (e.g., Overstory, Healthplus.ai, Insify, Leyden Labs, Clear, Speaklee, Aquablu), indicating a city-level concentration rather than a uniform national spread. Sector-wise, AI shows up frequently in the visible set (Healthplus.ai, Overstory, Clear, Whisper, Perry, Dexter Energy Services, ScoutinScience), while the funding data includes many rounds with “Series Unknown” and several “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., NERA on 2025-07-14 and Merus’s $300M on 2025-06-03 anchors the range). Rounds span 2025-06-03 through 2025-11-29, with the most recent date 2025-11-29 held by Healthplus.ai ($3M) and Overstory ($43M).
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Frequently asked
Which outlier is most likely to skew deal-size benchmarks in this Netherlands feed?
Merus’s $300M round on 2025-06-03 is the largest disclosed amount in the 50-row view, materially above the rest; the next-largest disclosed amount visible is Framer at $100M on 2025-08-27.
How concentrated are rounds in the most recent weeks of this table?
The latest timestamp is 2025-11-29, with two disclosed rounds: Healthplus.ai at $3M and Overstory at $43M. There is also a second dense window in mid-to-late September into early October, such as Leyden Labs at $35M (2025-10-04) following multiple September rounds (e.g., Insify $19M on 2025-09-25; Sympower $22M on 2025-09-20).
Do any cities appear more than once, suggesting a hub effect versus a dispersed national pattern?
Amsterdam is repeatedly represented across sectors and stages, including Overstory (2025-11-29, $43M), Healthplus.ai (2025-11-29, $3M), Leyden Labs (2025-10-04, $35M), Clear (2025-09-30, $2M), and Aquablu (2025-06-11, $8M). Other cities like Eindhoven, Delft, and Wageningen appear multiple times too, but Amsterdam shows the broadest cross-sector repetition in the visible rows.
Is any sector over-represented relative to the others in this 50-row snapshot?
AI appears in multiple entries (Healthplus.ai, Overstory, Clear, Whisper, Perry, Dexter Energy Services, and ScoutinScience), indicating a recurring cluster rather than a one-off. Other categories also recur (e.g., Biotechnology: Leyden Labs $35M on 2025-10-04; The Protein Brewery $35M on 2025-09-24; Revyve $28M on 2025-09-23; Merus $300M on 2025-06-03), but AI is the most consistently repeated theme across later dates.
What stage mix stands out, and where are the biggest “unknown” or undisclosed cases?
Beyond named stages (e.g., Overstory Series B at $43M on 2025-11-29; Framer Series D at $100M on 2025-08-27), the table includes multiple “Series Unknown” classifications across sectors (e.g., Builders on 2025-10-28 at $4M and LeydenJar Technologies on 2025-09-14 at $27M). Separately, “undisclosed” amounts appear in at least several rows, such as NERA and SeaO2 on 2025-07-14, plus Solarge on 2025-06-04, limiting any disclosed-size comparisons for those entries.
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