Funded Startups in Praha
Praha’s most recent deals here span from 2021-08-02 (Event Arena, $100K) to 2025-01-15 (Wultra, $3M), with eight rows total.
Praha’s most recent deals here span from 2021-08-02 (Event Arena, $100K) to 2025-01-15 (Wultra, $3M), with eight rows total. The largest disclosed round is DoDo’s Series B on 2022-05-03 for $63M, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts in this view (the next-highest is $3M on two entries: Wultra in 2025 and MIWA in 2023; all other disclosed rounds are $2M or below, or $1M/$500K/$100K). Most companies cluster around early to mid-stage fundraising: Seed and Pre-Seed appear repeatedly (including Wultra Seed at $3M on 2025-01-15; Zerops Pre-Seed at $500K on 2024-06-20; and multiple Seed rounds in 2023–2024).
Sector-wise, Financial Services shows up twice (Wultra Seed $3M in 2025; Tuito Pre-Seed $1M in 2023), while Information Technology also appears twice (Zerops Pre-Seed $500K in 2024; SharpGrid Seed $2M in 2023). Several rounds concentrate in a tight 2023 window (SharpGrid 2023-09-12 $2M; Tuito 2023-08-07 $1M; MIWA 2023-03-24 $3M), even as the standout outlier remains DoDo’s much larger Series B in May 2022.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Praha set, and how does it compare to the next-largest?
DoDo’s Series B on 2022-05-03 is the outlier at $63M. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $3M (Wultra $3M on 2025-01-15 and MIWA $3M on 2023-03-24), with all remaining disclosed rounds at $2M or below (including SharpGrid $2M on 2023-09-12).
Are any sectors over-represented among these eight recent Praha-funded companies?
Financial Services appears 2 of 8 times (Wultra, Seed $3M on 2025-01-15; Tuito, Pre-Seed $1M on 2023-08-07). Information Technology also appears 2 of 8 times (Zerops, Pre-Seed $500K on 2024-06-20; SharpGrid, Seed $2M on 2023-09-12), while the other sectors are singletons in this view.
Do these rounds cluster in time, or are they spread evenly across the 2021–2025 window?
They’re not uniform: three entries land in 2023 (MIWA $3M on 2023-03-24; Tuito $1M on 2023-08-07; SharpGrid $2M on 2023-09-12). More broadly, the timeline runs from 2021-08-02 (Event Arena $100K) through 2025-01-15 (Wultra $3M), with no entries in 2020 shown.
Which stage labels dominate, and how do the earlier-stage rounds compare to the lone late-stage label here?
Seed and Pre-Seed make up most of the set: Seed appears for Wultra ($3M on 2025-01-15), BrainyMonkey.AI ($100K on 2024-04-01), SharpGrid ($2M on 2023-09-12), and Event Arena ($100K on 2021-08-02), while Pre-Seed appears for Zerops ($500K on 2024-06-20) and Tuito ($1M on 2023-08-07). The only explicit late-stage label is DoDo’s Series B at $63M on 2022-05-03, far above the early-stage disclosed amounts.
Is there a particularly notable downside or ceiling in disclosed round sizes within this listing?
The ceiling is DoDo’s $63M (2022-05-03), while the smallest disclosed amount is $100K, appearing twice: BrainyMonkey.AI on 2024-04-01 ($100K) and Event Arena on 2021-08-02 ($100K). Between them, disclosed rounds step down through $500K (Zerops, 2024-06-20), $1M (Tuito, 2023-08-07), and $2M–$3M (SharpGrid 2023-09-12; Wultra 2025-01-15; MIWA 2023-03-24).
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