Debt Financing Funded Other Startups
Debt-financing rounds in this view are dominated by Convoy’s $250M close on 2022-04-21; it materially dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts, with the ne…
Debt-financing rounds in this view are dominated by Convoy’s $250M close on 2022-04-21; it materially dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts, with the next-largest disclosed rounds at $100M (SwissInspect, 2022-10-21) and $75M (Arro, 2022-10-11). Two other features stand out: (1) temporal clustering, where 8 of the 18 rows fall between 2022-10-04 and 2022-10-19, and (2) disclosure gaps, with 3 of 18 entries showing undisclosed amounts (Luxury Cottages on 2021-11-24; Electric Monster on 2021-11-18; plus no other undisclosed rows shown).
Geographically, the list is not confined to a single country: the most frequent location is the United States (7 rows), followed by the United Kingdom (3 rows) and Canada and Australia (2 each). The date span runs from the most recent round on 2022-10-21 (SwissInspect) back to the oldest on 2021-08-02 (TechLend), showing a roughly 14-month window for the displayed debt financing deals.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed debt-financing round in the most recent 18 rows, and how does it compare to the next-largest disclosed amounts?
Convoy’s $250M round (2022-04-21) is the clear outlier in disclosed size. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $100M (SwissInspect, 2022-10-21) and $75M (Arro, 2022-10-11), putting Convoy well above the rest of the disclosed values.
Is there a concentration of round dates in a narrow window?
Yes. 8 of 18 rounds closed between 2022-10-04 (Renewable U Energy) and 2022-10-19 (EA-RS Group), including multiple high-dollar deals such as $100M (SwissInspect, 2022-10-21 is just outside that exact range) and $75M (Arro, 2022-10-11).
Do any cities or countries appear disproportionately often in this list?
At the country level, the United States has 7 of 18 rows (e.g., Convoy 2022-04-21; Keyway 2022-03-04; EVCS 2022-07-06), versus the United Kingdom with 3 (EA-RS Group 2022-10-19; Zetland Capital 2022-04-11; Luxury Cottages 2021-11-24). No single city repeats across multiple entries in the shown rows.
How should an analyst treat undisclosed amounts when comparing deal sizes here?
Three of 18 entries are labeled “undisclosed” (Luxury Cottages on 2021-11-24; Electric Monster on 2021-11-18; no other undisclosed rows are shown). This means size comparisons based on disclosed amounts only apply to 15 rows, and the largest disclosed ranking excludes those undisclosed entries.
Which part of the calendar dominates this debt-financing dataset by recency?
The most recent date in the rows is 2022-10-21 (SwissInspect, $100K), and the oldest shown is 2021-08-02 (TechLend, $50M). The densest section by count is mid-October 2022, while earlier dates include larger dispersed closes such as $250M (Convoy, 2022-04-21) and $70M (Keyway, 2022-03-04).
Are there repeated deal sizes that suggest a common funding range?
Several rounds cluster in the tens-of-millions range: $50M appears twice (EVCS, 2022-07-06; TechLend, 2021-08-02), and $55M appears once (Fundsquire, 2021-09-14). Meanwhile, several disclosed entries sit well below that cluster (e.g., NALA Systems at $700K on 2022-04-11; Veil.ai at $1M on 2022-08-21), indicating both a mid-range common band and smaller outliers in disclosed amounts.
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