Funded Startups in New City
In this “New City” slice, one disclosed round is an outlier: Soloviev Group raised $1.8B on 2026-05-07, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed amount of $94M…
In this “New City” slice, one disclosed round is an outlier: Soloviev Group raised $1.8B on 2026-05-07, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed amount of $94M (OpenFX on 2026-03-31). Most other disclosed rounds cluster far below that top tier, with the largest “mid-high” values after OpenFX concentrated at $60M (PointFive, 2026-06-08) and $35M (Butler Hospitality, 2021-10-28). The geography is concentrated—every row lists the city as “New City,” and the listing alternates between “New City, United States” and “New City, New York, United States” rather than other metro areas. On timing, the range runs from 2020-09-17 (Bunch) through 2026-07-29 (Discern; Henry), with multiple recent closings landing in 2025 and mid-2026. Sector-wise, AI-related categories recur frequently (e.g., Henry on 2026-07-29; ReflexAI on 2026-04-07; multiple Seed rounds), while stage labels skew toward early rounds (Seed/Pre-Seed) mixed with a handful of larger later-stage entries.
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Frequently asked
What stands out most by round size in New City, and how sharply does it separate from the rest?
Soloviev Group’s $1.8B (2026-05-07) is the clear size outlier, with the next-largest disclosed round at $94M (OpenFX, 2026-03-31). After that, the remaining highest disclosed amounts include $60M (PointFive, 2026-06-08) and $35M (Butler Hospitality, 2021-10-28), creating a steep drop from the top single entry.
Is there a time cluster in the most recent months, or are funding events spread evenly across the range?
The listing spans 2020-09-17 through 2026-07-29, but the density is notably higher in 2025–2026, including multiple entries in late 2025 and mid-2026 (e.g., Henry and Discern on 2026-07-29; OpenFX on 2026-03-31). Earlier years show up mainly through a few larger historical points such as Butler Hospitality ($35M, 2021-10-28) and Bunch ($20M, 2020-09-17).
Which stage labels dominate among the disclosed amounts, and where do the larger rounds land?
Early stages appear throughout: Seeds include Flock AI ($6M, 2026-02-05) and Ornn ($6M, 2025-10-28), and Pre-Seed shows up with K-Scale Labs ($500K, 2024-04-03) and Fearless+ ($1M, 2022-11-16). Larger disclosed rounds show up as later-stage or high-ticket entries such as OpenFX (Series A, $94M on 2026-03-31) and PointFive (Series B, $60M on 2026-06-08), with the biggest single disclosed amount being Series Unknown (Soloviev Group, $1.8B on 2026-05-07).
Are any cities or geographies over-represented, given the “New City” naming?
All 35 rows use “New City” as the city field, with variations in the country/state string (e.g., “New City, New York, United States” for Henry on 2026-07-29 and “New City, United States” for Discern on 2026-07-29). There are no other city names shown, so the geographic pattern is concentrated within the “New City” naming rather than spread across multiple metros.
Which sectors show repeated activity in this dataset, and does that coincide with higher or lower round sizes?
Artificial Intelligence appears repeatedly across both Seed and later rounds, including Henry (AI, $17M on 2026-07-29), ReflexAI (AI, $4M on 2026-04-07), and GovEagle (AI, $3M on 2025-03-06). The largest disclosed amounts are not purely AI-branded—Soloviev Group is listed as Real Estate ($1.8B on 2026-05-07) and OpenFX as Financial Services ($94M on 2026-03-31)—suggesting AI recurrence alongside a broader sector mix for the biggest tickets.
Are there notable outliers beyond round size, such as “undisclosed” amounts or unusual scale floors?
Yes. Three rows are undisclosed (including Shouxing Technology on 2026-07-21), so comparisons based only on disclosed values exclude them. Among disclosed amounts, the smallest is K-Scale Labs at $500K (Pre-Seed on 2024-04-03), while the top disclosed entry is $1.8B (Soloviev Group, 2026-05-07), creating an unusually wide disclosed range from early-stage small checks to a single very large round.
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