Funded Startups in North Dakota
Among the 20 most recent North Dakota-funded entries, the largest disclosed round is Bushel’s $26M (2023-07-13), which sits well above the next tier: sever…
Among the 20 most recent North Dakota-funded entries, the largest disclosed round is Bushel’s $26M (2023-07-13), which sits well above the next tier: several other rounds cluster around $10M to $15M (e.g., 701x at $10M on 2026-06-02, Thread at $15M on 2023-10-10, and Anchor Ingredients at $31M on 2022-01-12), while a number of disclosed rounds are $3M or less (e.g., Hoefer RV $600K on 2026-06-26; Wunup $100K on 2024-05-06; Zulafly $100K on 2023-05-15). The lowest disclosed amount is $10K for Hand2Hand (2024-03-20), making the disclosed floor far smaller than the mid-to-high $10M range.
Rounds concentrate tightly in the 2023 window: multiple entries land in July 2023 (e.g., Bushel on 2023-07-13 at $26M, Midland Garage Door on 2023-07-20 as undisclosed, and Landmarks Illinois on 2023-07-11 at $1M), with additional later activity in late 2024 and mid-2026. Geographically, Fargo appears repeatedly (e.g., 701x $10M on 2026-06-02; Lilac Agriculture $2M on 2026-04-09; Bushel $26M on 2023-07-13), while several “North Dakota” rows name Michigan, ND as the city field (e.g., Tarpon Health on 2026-04-20 at $2M; Thread on 2023-10-10 at $15M), suggesting the data needs careful city normalization. Stage labels are often missing: five rows are marked “Series Unknown” and two are “undisclosed,” with one additional row using a “Venture - Series Unknown” label (Anchor Ingredients, $31M on 2022-01-12).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round looks like a clear outlier, and how does it compare to the rest of the list?
Bushel’s $26M (2023-07-13) is the top disclosed amount in the 20-row view, and it’s materially larger than nearby disclosed figures like Thread’s $15M (2023-10-10) and 701x’s $10M (2026-06-02). At the low end, Hand2Hand’s disclosed $10K (2024-03-20) establishes a wide spread between the floor and mid-teens/mid-$20M rounds.
Do the rounds cluster in a narrow time window, or are they spread evenly across years?
There’s a noticeable concentration in July 2023: Bushel closes on 2023-07-13 ($26M), Cios on 2023-07-11 is undisclosed, Landmarks Illinois on 2023-07-11 is $1M, and Midland Garage Door lands on 2023-07-20 as undisclosed. Beyond that spike, activity appears in late 2024 (e.g., Chromatic 3D Materials $6M on 2024-08-29) and into 2026 (e.g., Hoefer RV $600K on 2026-06-26 and Tugboat $3M on 2026-06-15).
Which cities or city labels are over-represented, based on repeated appearances in the most recent rows?
Fargo shows up repeatedly across different companies and years (e.g., 701x $10M on 2026-06-02; Lilac Agriculture $2M on 2026-04-09; Bushel $26M on 2023-07-13; WalkWise $1M on 2023-07-19). Separately, multiple rows use the city label “Michigan, North Dakota” (Tarpon Health on 2026-04-20 at $2M; Thread on 2023-10-10 at $15M; Landmarks Illinois on 2023-07-11 at $1M), which is a potential normalization issue if the intent was “Michigan” vs “city-of-Michigan.”
How complete are stage labels, and do “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” amounts change interpretation of the list?
Stage is missing or non-standard for a meaningful share: five rows are explicitly “Series Unknown,” and two rows show the funding amount as “undisclosed” (Midland Garage Door on 2023-07-20; Cios on 2023-07-11). Because those undisclosed entries remove the basis for comparing size, disclosed rounds like Anchor Ingredients’ $31M (2022-01-12) and Bushel’s $26M (2023-07-13) become more central to any size-based ranking.
Does any sector appear in multiple entries, indicating a cluster of business types?
Agriculture and Farming appears multiple times across years (701x at $10M on 2026-06-02; Lilac Agriculture $2M on 2026-04-09; Bushel $26M on 2023-07-13). Financial Services also recurs (Tugboat $3M on 2026-06-15; Tarpon Health $2M on 2026-04-20; Zulafly $100K on 2023-05-15), suggesting a repeatable focus rather than single-off mentions.
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