Funded Startups in New Jersey
In the 10 most recent disclosed rounds shown for New Jersey, the largest disclosed amount is Spry’s $15M Series B on 2024-10-09.
In the 10 most recent disclosed rounds shown for New Jersey, the largest disclosed amount is Spry’s $15M Series B on 2024-10-09. That $15M level dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount in the list: Carousel Group’s $50M Series A on 2021-04-05 is the actual top figure across the rows, while most other disclosed rounds cluster far below it (e.g., $4M on 2022-06-22; $3M on 2021-02-24; $770K on 2023-02-13). The dates also concentrate into two windows: 2022-06-22 includes both Spry ($7M Series A) and Cinematic Health Education ($4M Series A), and 2024-10-02 to 2024-10-09 stacks three entries (The Kennedy Forum at $400K on 2024-10-02; Spry at $15M on 2024-10-09; and the most recent seed at $250K on 2026-06-03). Sector and stage labeling are mixed: Biotechnology appears twice (Regenosine in 2023-02-16 for $30K and no other biotech label elsewhere in the 10), while “Series Unknown” appears in 3 of the 10 rows (The Kennedy Forum, Regenosine, and Pangea Natural Foods). The smallest disclosed amount is Regenosine’s $30K on 2023-02-16, and the rounds span from 2021-02-24 (GiveSignup) through the most recent date shown, 2026-06-03 (Simply Agnostic).
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What round is the largest in these New Jersey entries, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Carousel Group’s $50M Series A on 2021-04-05 is the largest disclosed amount in the 10-row view. The next-largest disclosed rounds shown are much smaller, including Spry’s $15M (2024-10-09) and Spry’s $7M (2022-06-22), with multiple other disclosed rounds under $4M (for example GiveSignup at $3M on 2021-02-24 and Pangea Natural Foods at $770K on 2023-02-13).
Are there tight timing clusters where multiple funded rounds land close together?
Yes. Two entries share the same round date of 2022-06-22: Cinematic Health Education raised $4M (Series A) and Spry raised $7M (Series A). Another dense pocket appears in early October 2024, with The Kennedy Forum at $400K on 2024-10-02 and Spry at $15M on 2024-10-09 (the next-most-recent cluster entry on 2026-06-03 is far outside those windows).
Which stages dominate the disclosed rounds, and how much is “Series Unknown”?
Across the 10 rows, “Series Unknown” appears in 3 entries: The Kennedy Forum ($400K, 2024-10-02), Regenosine ($30K, 2023-02-16), and Pangea Natural Foods ($770K, 2023-02-13). By contrast, disclosed labeled stages cluster around Seed (Simply Agnostic at $250K on 2026-06-03; Early Intervention Systems at $120K on 2023-03-13) and Series A (Cinematic Health Education $4M on 2022-06-22; Spry $7M on 2022-06-22; Carousel Group $50M on 2021-04-05; GiveSignup $3M on 2021-02-24).
Are any sectors over-represented, or does the list look evenly spread?
The sector labels are mostly singletons in this 10-row slice, but Health Care appears twice: Spry (Series B $15M on 2024-10-09 and Series A $7M on 2022-06-22) and Early Intervention Systems ($120K Seed on 2023-03-13). Biotechnology also appears twice in the rows: Regenosine at $30K on 2023-02-16 and no other biotech-labeled entry elsewhere in the list.
Are there outliers in geography or magnitude that stand out for follow-up?
Magnitude is clearly outlier-driven: Carousel Group’s $50M (2021-04-05) is far above most other disclosed amounts in the view, while the smallest disclosed round is Regenosine at $30K (2023-02-16). Geography is not varied in the rows shown: every listed company shares the same location string with “New Jersey, Saint Patrick, Trinidad and Tobago,” so the primary differentiation is sector, stage, and disclosed amount rather than location.
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