Funded Startups in Portland
Across these 50 Portland-area entries, the largest disclosed round is Panthalassa’s $140M (Series B) on 2026-05-04, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed…
Across these 50 Portland-area entries, the largest disclosed round is Panthalassa’s $140M (Series B) on 2026-05-04, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the list (Torq $140M on 2026-01-11 is tied; several others are far smaller, such as ConductorOne’s $79M on 2025-10-29 and Hydrolix’s $80M on 2025-04-03). The disclosed amounts also show a sharp “floor” effect: the smallest disclosed rounds are $200K (Sit Still on 2024-10-21) and $250K (VillaFact on 2026-05-21; CleanHaus on 2026-01-12; these sit well below the rest of the disclosed spread).
Clusters appear by geography and time. Most entries are Portland, Oregon, but there’s a noticeable second geography of Portland, Maine (e.g., HYKE 2026-02-12 undisclosed; RxAnte 2026-01-12 undisclosed; Nest Veterinary 2025-09-15 $3M; ALM Ortho 2024-10-25 $1M). Temporally, rounds concentrate in early-to-mid 2026 (multiple entries in April–May 2026), while the oldest shown date is 2024-10-10 (Alliance for a Healthier Generation, Series Unknown, undisclosed).
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Frequently asked
Which recent disclosed rounds stand out as outliers in size, and what comes next?
Panthalassa’s $140M (Series B) on 2026-05-04 is tied with Torq’s $140M (Series D) on 2026-01-11 as the largest disclosed amount in the list. After that, disclosed amounts cluster much lower, with ConductorOne at $79M on 2025-10-29 and Hydrolix at $80M on 2025-04-03—both substantially below $140M.
How broad is the disclosed-amount range, and what are the smallest disclosed rounds?
The smallest disclosed amounts are $200K for Sit Still (2024-10-21) and $250K for VillaFact (2026-05-21) and CleanHaus (2026-01-12). At the other extreme, the $140M ceiling (Panthalassa and Torq) creates a steep spread between early-stage and later-stage disclosed rounds.
Are rounds concentrated in a specific recent date window rather than evenly spread?
Yes. Several entries land in a tight early-to-mid 2026 window—examples include Panthalassa ($140M) on 2026-05-04, Argyle Build (2026-06-01, undisclosed), and VillaFact ($250K) on 2026-05-21—while the list’s oldest date is 2024-10-10 (Alliance for a Healthier Generation, undisclosed), indicating heavier activity closer to the present.
Does one city location dominate, or are there meaningful patterns between Portland, Oregon and Portland, Maine?
Portland, Oregon dominates, but Portland, Maine is a consistent secondary cluster. Examples include HYKE (2026-02-12, undisclosed), RxAnte (2026-01-12, undisclosed), Nest Veterinary ($3M) on 2025-09-15, Kinotek ($2M) on 2025-09-15, and ALM Ortho ($1M) on 2024-10-25.
Which stage labels appear often as ‘unknown’ or undisclosed, and does that affect how many rounds you can size?
A large share of the list can’t be sized from disclosed amounts: many entries are marked undisclosed (e.g., Argyle Build on 2026-06-01; Dougy Center on 2026-04-30; PlumBuddy on 2026-04-07; Regulate on 2025-07-17; Prophetic on 2025-04-02). Several also use ‘Series Unknown’ rather than a numbered stage (e.g., Enduring Planet on 2026-01-26; Beyond Pulse on 2025-09-13), limiting clean comparisons by stage for those rows.
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