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Across these 50 “Other” funded rounds, the largest disclosed amount is Pogust Goodhead’s $150M on 2026-06-24, which dwarfs the next-highest disclosed round…
Across these 50 “Other” funded rounds, the largest disclosed amount is Pogust Goodhead’s $150M on 2026-06-24, which dwarfs the next-highest disclosed rounds in the $158M–$63M band (e.g., India Renewable Energy Development Agency’s $158M on 2026-06-22 and NYA Costa Rica’s $63M on 2026-06-18), while many entries cluster far lower (e.g., several Seed rounds at $1M–$13M). Stage labeling is also uneven: 14 of the 50 rows have an “undisclosed” amount, and 5 more carry “Series Unknown,” including The Doe Fund (2026-06-30) and The Marcy Lab School (2026-06-30). The date range runs tightly from 2026-06-30 to 2026-06-17, and the list repeatedly surfaces major-city footprints—especially London (Acuity RM Group on 2026-06-23 for $70K; Defence Holdings on 2026-06-26 for $5M; Pogust Goodhead on 2026-06-24 for $150M; Monument Technology on 2026-06-17 for $24M).
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Frequently asked
Which is the biggest disclosed round in this “Other” set, and how extreme is it versus the rest?
Pogust Goodhead’s $150M (2026-06-24) is the largest disclosed amount shown. Several other disclosed rounds are tens of millions (e.g., India Renewable Energy Development Agency $158M on 2026-06-22; NYA Costa Rica $63M on 2026-06-18), but many Seed/early rounds are much smaller (e.g., $200K on 2026-06-25 for Habitat Charlottesville Store; $70K on 2026-06-23 for Acuity RM Group).
Are any amounts effectively “unknown,” and does that create a visibility gap for analysts?
Yes. 14 of 50 rows list the amount as “undisclosed” (e.g., Choros on 2026-06-30, The Doe Fund on 2026-06-30, and NextBusiness’s Seed round is disclosed at $3M while Choros is not). In parallel, some entries provide no disclosed stage (e.g., The Marcy Lab School on 2026-06-30 and Habitat Charlottesville Store on 2026-06-25 are both “Series Unknown”).
Do the rounds cluster in a narrow time window, or do they span multiple months?
They cluster tightly: all 50 rounds shown run from 2026-06-30 down to 2026-06-17. That means the list concentrates in roughly a two-week edge, with the most recent entries dated 2026-06-30 (Build $9M; Choros undisclosed; The Doe Fund undisclosed; The Marcy Lab School undisclosed; Older Adults Technology Services $3M).
Is there a city that appears more than once among these recent “Other” rounds?
London shows up repeatedly with different stages and disclosed sizes: Defence Holdings on 2026-06-26 ($5M), Pogust Goodhead on 2026-06-24 ($150M), Acuity RM Group on 2026-06-23 ($70K), and Monument Technology on 2026-06-17 ($24M). This concentration is stronger than single-occurrence cities like San Francisco (Build $9M on 2026-06-30 and Earth Fire Alliance $26M on 2026-06-17).
Which stage labels dominate the visible part of the dataset, and where are the blanks?
Where amounts are disclosed, Seed and “Series Unknown” appear often (e.g., multiple Seed rounds such as Build $9M on 2026-06-30, NextBusiness $3M on 2026-06-30, and Sent $10M on 2026-06-22), but “undisclosed” amounts are also frequent (14 rows). The stage label “Series Unknown” appears in entries like The Doe Fund (2026-06-30, undisclosed) and Astral Systems is explicitly “Series A” on 2026-06-23 for $30M, showing that some early stage detail is present but not consistent.
Are there notable geographic outliers or extreme disclosed amounts that merit separate attention?
The largest disclosed amount sits with a UK-based company (Pogust Goodhead in London, $150M on 2026-06-24), while the other top disclosed amounts span different geographies such as India Renewable Energy Development Agency in New Delhi ($158M on 2026-06-22) and NYA Costa Rica in Liberia, Guanacaste ($63M on 2026-06-18). At the low end, disclosed outliers include Habitat Charlottesville Store’s $200K (2026-06-25, Charlottesville) and Breaking Chains Academy of Development at $20K (2026-06-17, Nampa).
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