Funded Startups in Rome
Among Rome-based entries, the largest disclosed round is Gridspertise’s $294M secondary market (2022-10-20), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount…
Among Rome-based entries, the largest disclosed round is Gridspertise’s $294M secondary market (2022-10-20), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts such as InfoCert’s $116M private equity (2021-10-28) and FibreConnect’s $54M series-unknown round (2024-06-24). Most disclosed rounds cluster at far smaller levels: besides those high-disclosure outliers, several deals sit under $10M (e.g., SylloTips $5M on 2025-09-22; Radical Storage $8M on 2024-10-23). The list also shows a strong stage/label skew: 5 of 36 rows are marked “Series Unknown” and 2 are “undisclosed.” Temporally, the most recent 2024–2025 window includes multiple Seed/Pre-Seed deals (e.g., Comunico $180K on 2025-06-04; HEU $1M on 2025-07-10), with the overall date range spanning 2020-10-01 (Elysium $100K) through 2025-09-22 (SylloTips).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Rome-focused set, and how extreme is it versus the rest?
Gridspertise’s $294M (secondary market, 2022-10-20) is the clear outlier, substantially above InfoCert’s $116M (private equity, 2021-10-28) and FibreConnect’s $54M (series unknown, 2024-06-24). The next-largest disclosed values cluster much closer to the mid-teens to tens-of-millions (e.g., Cyber Guru $25M on 2024-10-24; Radical Storage $8M on 2024-10-23).
Are there noticeable geographic patterns beyond “Rome, Lazio,” given the city column?
The dataset is predominantly Rome, Lazio, Italy, but there are two notable departures by geography/name pairing: Mohawk Valley EDGE is listed under Rome, New York (2023-08-17, $14M) and ANDRO Computational Solutions under Rome, New York (2023-05-25, $150K). Everything else is tied to Rome, Lazio, Italy in the city/location fields.
How much of the disclosed activity is concentrated in the most recent period (latest 90 days of the shown data)?
Using the latest round date shown (2025-09-22, SylloTips), there are no entries in the immediate 90-day window back to 2025-06-24; the nearest entries are from 2025-06-04 (Comunico $180K) and 2025-07-10 (HEU $1M) and 2025-09-08 (Yeastime $1M). Several of the more recent rounds are Pre-Seed/Seed (e.g., HEU 2025-07-10 $1M; Comunico 2025-06-04 $180K).
What stage mix dominates, and do “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts materially affect comparisons?
Stage labels show a leaning toward early stages: Seed and Pre-Seed appear repeatedly (e.g., SylloTips Seed $5M on 2025-09-22; Comunico Pre-Seed $180K on 2025-06-04; Suprema Pre-Seed $950K on 2024-12-10). However, 5 rows are “Series Unknown” (including Cyber Guru’s Series B vs label inconsistencies elsewhere) and 2 rows show “undisclosed” amounts (ELTI 2024-09-02; Pick-Roll 2022-11-14), so outlier comparisons should rely on disclosed amounts only.
Which sectors show repeated presence (3+ entries), suggesting a cluster for sourcing or diligence?
Information Technology is the most consistently recurring sector, appearing in multiple rounds such as HEU (2025-07-10, $1M), Cyber Guru (2024-10-24, $25M), CyLock (2024-07-25, $540K), CY4GATE (2021-12-20, $40M), Wetacoo (2021-11-19, $800K), and InfoCert (2021-10-28, $116M). Commerce and Shopping also reappears (MyCamicia 2023-05-25, $130K; SLYMETRIX 2021-05-13, $100K), though it does not reach the same density as Information Technology.
Are there other outliers besides the $294M round that are worth flagging for non-comparable deal types?
Yes: InfoCert’s $116M is labeled “Private Equity” (2021-10-28), and Gridspertise’s $294M is “Secondary Market” (2022-10-20), both of which can differ structurally from early-stage equity rounds like SylloTips Seed $5M (2025-09-22). In the lower end, the smallest disclosed amount is SQUP’s $60K pre-seed (2023-08-01), creating a wide spread between the smallest and the mid-tier disclosed rounds.
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