Funded Startups in Puerto Rico
Among the 20 most recent Puerto Rico entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Aspire Biopharma’s $23M (2026-04-20).
Among the 20 most recent Puerto Rico entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Aspire Biopharma’s $23M (2026-04-20). That $23M figure stands out: it is above the next-largest disclosed amounts (Red Cat’s $47M is actually larger; see outlier below), while most other disclosed rounds cluster below $10M, including SOLX at $1M (2025-12-16) and multiple $40K rounds (Hospitri at $40K on 2025-06-03; Puny.bz at $40K on 2025-06-03).
Two clusters appear. First, entries concentrate in San Juan: all rows list San Juan except Quibble (Guaynabo) and SOLX/San Juan and nearby formatting differences, with multiple same-date co-investment moments on 2025-06-03 ($40K each for Hospitri and Puny.bz). Second, stage and disclosure are uneven: 13 of 20 rows are labeled “Series Unknown,” and 2 rows show “undisclosed” amounts (Intervoice on 2024-07-11 and Quibble on 2022-11-01; FV Bank on 2021-10-20 is also undisclosed). The period spans 2021-10-20 (FV Bank) through 2026-06-09 (Fidecoop), with the newest round closing in mid-2026. Sector-wise, Financial Services appears in multiple entries (Fidecoop, Raincoat twice, Gulp Data, Digital International Bank, and FV Bank).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Puerto Rico list, and how far above the rest is it?
Red Cat’s $47M round (2025-06-17) is the largest disclosed amount in the table. It is followed by Aspire Biopharma’s $23M (2026-04-20), with remaining disclosed rounds generally much lower, including several below $10M such as Intuition’s $4M (2023-06-16) and Isla Pharmaceuticals’ $2M (2024-10-03).
Do any rounds cluster in a narrow time window or reuse the same closing dates?
Yes. Two entries share the same 2025-06-03 date: Hospitri closed at $40K and Puny.bz at $40K (both in San Juan). More broadly, several mid-2025 rounds appear within about a quarter: Red Cat ($47M on 2025-06-17), Hospitri/Puny.bz (both $40K on 2025-06-03), and SOLX ($1M on 2025-12-16) shows that later-2025 activity is also present, though the table includes a longer tail into 2021-10-20.
Which disclosure labels dominate, and are there multiple undisclosed amounts?
“Series Unknown” appears on 13 of 20 rows (for example, Fidecoop on 2026-06-09 at $180K and Raincoat on 2024-06-26 at $150K). Three rows show “undisclosed” amounts (Intervoice on 2024-07-11, Quibble on 2022-11-01, and FV Bank on 2021-10-20), which limits comparisons for those companies’ disclosed round sizes.
Is San Juan the clear geographic concentration, or do other municipalities show up repeatedly?
San Juan dominates: every listed company is in San Juan except Quibble, which is in Guaynabo (2022-11-01, undisclosed). Within San Juan, the co-occurrence on 2025-06-03 (Hospitri $40K and Puny.bz $40K) further suggests clustering within the same local market.
How does stage mix look across the disclosed entries—are early stages more common than named later stages?
Named early stages are visible but not dominant over “Series Unknown.” Seed appears on SOLX ($1M on 2025-12-16) and Digital International Bank ($460K on 2023-01-25), while Seed also appears for Tea ($8M on 2022-03-24). Later-stage labels are rarer in the sample: Intuition is Seed (not later), and FV Bank is “Series A” (2021-10-20) but with an undisclosed amount.
Which sector shows repeated presence, and do any sector amounts behave like outliers?
Financial Services is the most repeated sector in this slice (Fidecoop $180K on 2026-06-09; Raincoat $150K on 2024-06-26 and $130K on 2023-10-04; Gulp Data $10M on 2023-06-22; Digital International Bank $460K on 2023-01-25; FV Bank labeled Financial Services with an undisclosed amount on 2021-10-20). Within the broader table, a key outlier by sector/size is Red Cat in Blockchain and Cryptocurrency at $47M (2025-06-17), materially larger than most other disclosed rounds shown.
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