Funded Startups in New Providence
Seven funded entries are shown for New Providence, all based in Nassau, New Providence.
Seven funded entries are shown for New Providence, all based in Nassau, New Providence. The disclosed-round sizes range from $3M (Aori, 2025-05-09) to $421M (FTX, 2021-10-21), with the FTX round dwarfing every other disclosed amount in the set (the next-largest disclosed is $13M from Cannaverse Technologies, 2022-11-11). Dates cluster heavily in 2022–2023: five of the seven rows fall between 2022-09-14 (Alpha Blue Ocean) and 2023-05-10 (Raise). Sector-wise, Financial Services appears in four of the seven companies (Aori is in Blockchain and Cryptocurrency; Partanna is Real Estate; Cannaverse Technologies is Community and Lifestyle), while the remaining three sectors are each represented once. Stages are mixed, and disclosures are incomplete in two ways: three companies use “Series Unknown” (Aori 2025-05-09; Raise 2023-05-10; Cannaverse Technologies 2022-11-11) and two rows list “undisclosed” amounts (Raise 2023-05-10; METARIVER 2023-03-01).
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What’s the largest disclosed round for New Providence in this list, and how different is it from the rest?
FTX’s $421M round (Series B, 2021-10-21) is the only disclosed amount above $50M, dwarfing the rest of the disclosed figures, including $13M (Cannaverse Technologies, 2022-11-11) and $12M (Partanna, 2023-05-03). The smallest disclosed amount is $3M (Aori, 2025-05-09).
Do the rounds cluster in time, or are they spread evenly across years?
The period concentrates in 2022–2023: four entries land in 2022 (Alpha Blue Ocean 2022-09-14, Cannaverse Technologies 2022-11-11) and early-to-mid 2023 (METARIVER 2023-03-01, Partanna 2023-05-03, Raise 2023-05-10). The set spans 2021-10-21 (FTX) through 2025-05-09 (Aori), but only two entries fall outside the 2022–2023 window.
Is there a sector that appears disproportionately in this New Providence sample?
Financial Services is over-represented, appearing in four of seven companies: Raise (undisclosed, 2023-05-10), METARIVER (undisclosed, 2023-03-01), Alpha Blue Ocean ($8M, 2022-09-14), and FTX ($421M, 2021-10-21). Other sectors (Real Estate, Community and Lifestyle, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency) each show up once in the visible rows.
How much of the list has incomplete or non-comparable disclosures (Series Unknown vs undisclosed amounts)?
Three of seven entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (Aori on 2025-05-09 for $3M; Raise on 2023-05-10 for undisclosed; Cannaverse Technologies on 2022-11-11 for $13M). Two of seven rows also show “undisclosed” amounts (Raise 2023-05-10; METARIVER 2023-03-01), which prevents size-based comparisons for those deals.
Which recent entries are within the most recent year shown, and do they skew toward any particular stage or sector?
Within roughly the last year of the visible data, Aori closed on 2025-05-09 for $3M (Series Unknown) and Raise closed on 2023-05-10 with an undisclosed amount (Series Unknown). Both are based in Nassau, New Providence, and both are tagged to sectors outside the Real Estate and Community/Lifestyle singletons seen elsewhere (Aori is Blockchain and Cryptocurrency; Raise is Financial Services).
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