Private Equity Funded Other Startups
Within this Private Equity segment labeled “Other,” the largest disclosed round is FLASH at $250M (2022-03-16), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amo…
Within this Private Equity segment labeled “Other,” the largest disclosed round is FLASH at $250M (2022-03-16), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts of $120M (Battle motors, 2021-12-07) and $100M (RubiX Networks, 2022-07-05). The disclosed amounts are otherwise clustered near the $100K–$35M range, with multiple $100K rounds (Fair Harbor 2022-03-23; PatchMaster 2022-02-02; Sibur 2021-12-08; Perfect Power Wash 2021-10-06; Dynamo Software 2021-09-09).
Dates span from 2021-07-27 (TRADE X) to 2022-10-04 (Eptura), and activity is concentrated in the middle of the window: 6 of the 18 rows fall between 2022-07-05 and 2022-07-14 (RubiX Networks, Crash Champions, and others). Geographically, the United States appears most often, including multiple cities (Atlanta: Eptura, Loaded: Los Angeles), while the smallest disclosed amount is $20M (Loaded on 2022-04-06) and most entries list “undisclosed” amounts (11 of 18).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Private Equity “Other” list, and how does it compare with the disclosed amounts around it?
FLASH raised $250M on 2022-03-16, which is substantially larger than the next-highest disclosed amounts: Battle motors at $120M (2021-12-07) and RubiX Networks at $100M (2022-07-05). Several other disclosed entries sit much lower in the $100K–$35M band, including Fair Harbor at $100K (2022-03-23) and TRADE X at $35M (2021-07-27).
Are there notable timing clusters among the 18 most recent rows shown here?
Yes. Between 2022-07-05 and 2022-07-14 there are multiple close dates (RubiX Networks on 2022-07-05; Crash Champions on 2022-07-14), and the list is also densely populated in mid-2022 overall (e.g., Loaded on 2022-04-06 and FLASH on 2022-03-16). The overall window runs from 2021-07-27 (TRADE X) to 2022-10-04 (Eptura).
Which entries have disclosed amounts at the low end, and are there any clear outliers worth flagging?
Among disclosed amounts, the smallest shown is $20M for Loaded (2022-04-06). On the other side, FLASH’s $250M (2022-03-16) and Battle motors’ $120M (2021-12-07) act as upward outliers compared with the repeated $100K rounds such as PatchMaster ($100K on 2022-02-02) and Sibur ($100K on 2021-12-08).
How common is missing deal size here, and does that affect which comparisons are reliable?
Disclosed amounts are present in 7 of the 18 rows, while 11 list “undisclosed” (including Eptura on 2022-10-04 and Niemi Palvelut Oy on 2022-09-22). As a result, comparisons like “largest vs. rest” are driven by the disclosed subset, led by FLASH at $250M on 2022-03-16.
Is the geographic footprint concentrated in one country or spread across many cities?
Country concentration is visible: the United States appears repeatedly (e.g., Eptura in Atlanta, Loaded in Los Angeles, Authority Brands in Columbia, and Crash Champions in Westmont). Outside the US, examples include RubiX Networks in Singapore (2022-07-05), Platinum Asset Management in Australia (2022-09-20), and Sibur in Moscow (2021-12-08), indicating a mix rather than a single global city hub.
What stage mix dominates this page, based on the stage label shown in every row?
Every one of the 18 rows carries the same stage label: “Private Equity,” so there’s no stage variation within this specific filtered view. The differentiator is deal-size disclosure, ranging from undisclosed entries like Authority Brands (2022-09-20) to disclosed amounts such as FLASH at $250M (2022-03-16) and Fair Harbor at $100K (2022-03-23).
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