Post-IPO Secondary Funded Startups
Across the 10 most recent post-IPO secondary rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Jamf’s $300M (2021-09-08).
Across the 10 most recent post-IPO secondary rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Jamf’s $300M (2021-09-08). That figure dwarfs the rest: the next-largest disclosed rounds are Neighbourly Pharmacy at $96M (2021-10-07) and Magnet Forensics at $74M (2021-12-07), while several other rounds cluster well below $100M, including Tecnotree at $6M (2022-09-07).
Temporal and geographic patterns also stand out. Dates for these 10 rounds span from 2021-09-08 (Jamf) to 2022-10-18 (THG), with five of the entries occurring between 2022-09-06 and 2022-09-16 (Kahoot! $153M on 2022-09-16; Hatsun Agro $34M on 2022-09-06; Tecnotree $6M on 2022-09-07). The list is geographically dispersed (UK, India, Norway, Finland, Saudi Arabia, Canada, and multiple US states), but it is sector-clustered: information technology and hardware each appear in multiple entries (RateGain $20M on 2022-10-06; Tecnotree $6M on 2022-09-07; and The Glimpse Group $15M on 2021-11-01).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed post-IPO secondary round in the dataset, and how does it compare to the rest?
Jamf’s $300M round (2021-09-08) is an outlier. The next-largest disclosed amounts are Neighbourly Pharmacy at $96M (2021-10-07) and Magnet Forensics at $74M (2021-12-07), with several other disclosed rounds sitting far below $100M, including Tecnotree’s $6M (2022-09-07).
Are most of these rounds clustered in time, or do they spread evenly across 2021–2022?
They cluster at two points: five of the 10 rounds fall between 2022-09-06 and 2022-09-16 (Hatsun Agro $34M on 2022-09-06; Tecnotree $6M on 2022-09-07; Kahoot! $153M on 2022-09-16; plus two other entries in that same mid-September window). The overall date range runs from 2021-09-08 (Jamf) to 2022-10-18 (THG).
Which sectors are most represented across these post-IPO secondary entries?
No single sector dominates the list, but hardware appears in three entries: Tecnotree (2022-09-07, $6M), The Glimpse Group (2021-11-01, $15M), and Jamf (2021-09-08, $300M) as Consumer Electronics. Information technology shows up twice via RateGain ($20M on 2022-10-06) and the rest are distributed across non-overlapping categories.
Which geography patterns show up—any repeated countries or concentrated regions?
There’s no repeated city or state pattern, but multiple countries appear more than once across categories. Canada shows twice (Magnet Forensics $74M on 2021-12-07; Neighbourly Pharmacy $96M on 2021-10-07), and India shows twice (RateGain $20M on 2022-10-06; Hatsun Agro $34M on 2022-09-06). The remaining entries are spread across the UK, Norway, Finland, Saudi Arabia, and multiple US states.
Are there unusually small rounds that might indicate a different deal scale within the same stage?
Yes. Tecnotree’s $6M (2022-09-07) is the smallest disclosed amount in the rows, sitting well below the next-lowest disclosed rounds like The Glimpse Group at $15M (2021-11-01) and RateGain at $20M (2022-10-06). This contrasts sharply with high-end outliers such as Kingdom Holding Company’s $1.5B (2022-05-22) and Jamf’s $300M (2021-09-08).
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