Private Equity Funded Startups
Disclosed deal sizes in this private-equity list show a wide spread.
Disclosed deal sizes in this private-equity list show a wide spread. The largest disclosed round is Prismic Life Reinsurance’s $1.3B on 2025-11-21, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts (for example FNZ’s $650M on 2025-11-14 and Avalara’s $500M on 2025-11-13). At the smaller end, Round 2 closed at $2M on 2025-11-13, sitting far below most other disclosed rounds that cluster around the tens of millions (e.g., Square Yards at $35M on 2025-11-30 and BioFiltro at $35M on 2025-11-18).
Rounds are also temporally concentrated: the 50 entries run from 2025-11-30 (Square Yards) back to 2025-11-11 (Kermit), creating a tight three-week window. Geographic concentration is less about a single city—entries span locations such as London (Granite Digital on 2025-11-19 is one example) and New York (Place Exchange on 2025-11-26)—while some sectors appear repeatedly across multiple companies (notably Energy, Healthcare, and B2B software/cloud computing). The page includes many undisclosed amounts as well: 19 of the 50 rows are marked “undisclosed.”
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What size outliers stand out in the most recent private-equity rounds, and where do they fall relative to typical disclosed deals?
Prismic Life Reinsurance’s $1.3B on 2025-11-21 is the clear high outlier, followed by FNZ at $650M on 2025-11-14 and Avalara at $500M on 2025-11-13. The low end is Round 2 at $2M on 2025-11-13, while many other disclosed rounds cluster in the tens of millions (e.g., Square Yards $35M on 2025-11-30; Ace International $34M on 2025-11-28; BioFiltro $35M on 2025-11-18).
Are these private-equity rounds concentrated in a specific recent time window?
Yes. The shown rounds span 2025-11-30 back to 2025-11-11, a narrow ~3-week window. The most recent entry is Square Yards on 2025-11-30, while the oldest shown is Kermit on 2025-11-11.
Do undisclosed deal sizes dominate this dataset, and how does that affect comparing “largest” and “smallest” rounds?
Undisclosed amounts are common: 19 of 50 rows show “undisclosed,” so comparisons are only valid on the disclosed subset. Among disclosed amounts, the largest is Prismic Life Reinsurance at $1.3B (2025-11-21) and the smallest is Round 2 at $2M (2025-11-13).
Which sectors show up repeatedly enough to look like a structural theme in these private-equity rounds?
Energy, Healthcare, and B2B software/cloud computing appear across multiple companies rather than as one-offs. Examples include Energy (SolarSaver $60M on 2025-11-16; Infinity Power $40M on 2025-11-14; Pike undisclosed on 2025-11-22), Healthcare (US Fertility undisclosed on 2025-11-25; myTomorrows $29M on 2025-11-13; GT Independence undisclosed on 2025-11-20), and B2B software/cloud (Avalara $500M on 2025-11-13; Azul undisclosed on 2025-11-21; Granite Digital $10M on 2025-11-19).
Is there any clear geographic concentration in cities, or does the list stay broadly distributed?
The list looks broadly distributed rather than concentrated in a single city. It includes multiple countries and metros—examples include London (Granite Digital on 2025-11-19; Burgess in London on 2025-11-22), New York (Place Exchange on 2025-11-26; Carson Living undisclosed on 2025-11-23), and Mumbai (Lighthouse Learning undisclosed on 2025-11-25; Isprava $96M on 2025-11-12).
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