Funded Startups in Providence
The largest disclosed round in this Providence list is HavocAI’s $100M Series A on 2026-05-12, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts: Utilidata’s…
The largest disclosed round in this Providence list is HavocAI’s $100M Series A on 2026-05-12, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts: Utilidata’s $40M Series C (2026-05-28) and Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank’s $77M (2023-06-13). At the other extreme, the smallest disclosed amount is $20K for Genesis Center (Education), dated 2025-04-03, with several other “small-ticket” entries under $1M such as Beeline ($580K, 2024-08-08) and Crossroads Rhode Island ($70K, 2023-02-21).
Rounds are also time-clustered near the top of the list: three Providence deals with disclosed amounts close in April–May 2026 (Polaris MEP $3M on 2026-03-05; Utilidata $40M on 2026-05-28; HavocAI $100M on 2026-05-12). Sector and stage patterns are mixed rather than uniform: Finance shows up repeatedly (Amos House $1M in 2025-03-12; Beeline $580K in 2024-08-08; Light Frame $2M in 2024-05-29; Capital Good Fund $1M in 2024-04-05; Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank $77M in 2023-06-13), while “undisclosed”/unknown economics appear frequently (undisclosed amounts plus “Series Unknown” and blank Series entries). Dates span 2020-09-21 (Tugboat) through 2026-05-28 (Utilidata), covering 34 rows total.
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Frequently asked
What round size stands out most in Providence, and how does it compare to other disclosed amounts here?
HavocAI’s $100M Series A (2026-05-12) is the clear outlier. The next-largest disclosed rounds are Utilidata’s $40M (2026-05-28) and Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank’s $77M (2023-06-13), with most other disclosed entries falling well below those levels (for example, Ocean Biomedical $10M on 2023-10-04 and Flux Marine $15M on 2025-11-19).
Are there noticeable date clusters among the most recent Providence rounds?
Yes. In early 2026 alone, Polaris MEP closes $3M on 2026-03-05 and two much larger disclosed rounds appear in May 2026: HavocAI $100M on 2026-05-12 and Utilidata $40M on 2026-05-28. The ordering also shows multiple disclosed entries clustered throughout 2024 (e.g., Beeline $580K on 2024-08-08 and Intus Care $11M on 2024-11-14).
Which sectors appear most often, and do the repeated sectors include large and small rounds?
Financial Services is the most repeated sector in this set, including Amos House $1M (2025-03-12), Beeline $580K (2024-08-08), Light Frame $2M (2024-05-29), Capital Good Fund $1M (2024-04-05), and Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank $77M (2023-06-13). That mix spans from sub-$1M to a single dominant $77M disclosed round, unlike narrower clusters such as Biotechnology (e.g., Ocean Biomedical $10M on 2023-10-04 and Nabsys $13M on 2022-11-09).
How dominant is stage labeling versus unknown/blank classifications?
Stage information is frequently missing or non-specific: several entries carry “Series Unknown” (e.g., Polaris MEP on 2026-03-05 is Series Unknown; NEMIC on 2025-12-15 is Series Unknown) and others list “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., Encore Food Solutions on 2026-04-22; NEMIC on 2025-12-15). Even among labeled stages, Seed/pre-Seed appear alongside larger labeled rounds like HavocAI’s Series A ($100M, 2026-05-12) and Utilidata’s Series C ($40M, 2026-05-28).
Which entries are the smallest and largest disclosed amounts worth prioritizing for diligence?
The smallest disclosed amount is Genesis Center at $20K (2025-04-03), which sits far below other low disclosed deals like Wingspans $50K (2023-03-08) and Looie $50K (2023-08-01). On the other end, HavocAI’s $100M (2026-05-12) is the top disclosed value, with a second tier in the $40M–$77M range (Utilidata $40M on 2026-05-28 and Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank $77M on 2023-06-13).
What does the Providence pattern suggest about geography within the city field?
All rows are listed under Providence, Rhode Island, United States, with one slight formatting variation (“Providence” without the full state/country string) for SiC Systems (Seed, dated 2025-10-15). There are no competing city names in the dataset shown, so the concentration is strictly on Providence for this page.
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