Funded Startups in Rome
In the most recent 42 funded startups associated with Rome, one disclosed round stands well above the rest: Boxengo’s $48M on 2026-06-26, compared with the…
In the most recent 42 funded startups associated with Rome, one disclosed round stands well above the rest: Boxengo’s $48M on 2026-06-26, compared with the next-largest disclosed amounts such as InfoCert’s $116M in 2021 and FibreConnect’s $54M in 2024; within the newest quarter, $48M is the ceiling of disclosed figures. Date-wise, the latest entries cluster tightly in 2025–2026: Boxengo (2026-06-26), ConformIA (2026-06-12, $120K), Agrisky (2026-05-16, $290K), and blendX (2026-04-01, $690K) sit alongside multiple 2025 seed rounds like Hypermeteo (2025-12-19, $2M) and SylloTips (2025-09-22, $5M). Sector coverage is split across multiple themes, but Information Technology and Financial Services recur frequently in the list; stages also skew toward lower-amount rounds, with the smallest disclosed amount being SQUP’s $60K (2023-08-01, Pre-Seed). Across the 42 rows, most amounts are disclosed, with four entries marked “undisclosed” (ELTI 2024-09-02; Pick-Roll 2022-11-14; plus two more not counted in disclosed-size comparisons).
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Frequently asked
Which round is the clearest size outlier in this Rome list, and how far above the others does it sit based on disclosed amounts?
Boxengo’s $48M (2026-06-26) is the largest disclosed amount among the newest entries, and it is substantially larger than nearby disclosed rounds like Gyala’s $5M (2026-03-02) and blendX’s $690K (2026-04-01). The biggest disclosed figure anywhere in the table is InfoCert’s $116M (2021-10-28), which dwarfs most other disclosed rounds such as FibreConnect’s $54M (2024-06-24).
Do the most recent rounds concentrate in a narrow window, or are they spread evenly across years?
They concentrate heavily toward the right edge of the timeline: the list includes multiple 2026 closings (e.g., Boxengo 2026-06-26 at $48M; ConformIA 2026-06-12 at $120K; Agrisky 2026-05-16 at $290K) plus several 2025 seed/pre-seed rounds like Hypermeteo (2025-12-19, $2M) and SylloTips (2025-09-22, $5M). The oldest shown round dates to 2020-10-01 (Elysium, $100K).
Are Information Technology and Financial Services over-represented versus other sectors in this page’s 42 rows?
Yes. Information Technology appears repeatedly (e.g., Gyala 2026-03-02, CyLock 2024-07-25 at $540K, HEU 2025-07-10 at $1M, InfoCert 2021-10-28 at $116M), and Financial Services also recurs (e.g., Colossus 2023-06-20 at $3M; InfoCert 2021-10-28 at $116M; MioAssicuratore 2021-10-08 at $1M; Elysium 2020-10-01 at $100K). Other categories show up, but not with the same frequency in the rows provided.
What stage mix dominates, and how does that show up in the amount distribution (including the smallest disclosed round)?
Lower to mid-sized disclosed rounds show up often in early-stage labels such as Pre-Seed and Seed, including SQUP’s smallest disclosed amount of $60K (2023-08-01, Pre-Seed) and multiple $500K–$2M seed rounds like Hypermeteo ($2M, 2025-12-19) and Wetacoo ($800K, 2021-11-19). Larger disclosed rounds skew toward later-stage or special classifications such as InfoCert’s Private Equity $116M (2021-10-28) and Cyber Guru’s Series B $25M (2024-10-24).
Are there geographic outliers within the page despite the page being “Funded Startups in Rome”?
Yes. Most entries list Rome, Lazio, Italy, but the table also includes other “Rome” entries outside Italy: Mohawk Valley EDGE is listed as Rome, New York, United States with $14M (2023-08-17), and ANDRO Computational Solutions appears as Rome, New York, United States with $150K (2023-05-25).
How should “undisclosed” amounts be handled when evaluating outliers here?
“Undisclosed” entries (e.g., ELTI on 2024-09-02 and Pick-Roll on 2022-11-14) cannot be used to rank largest or smallest disclosed amounts. Any outlier comparisons based on size should rely on disclosed figures like Boxengo’s $48M (2026-06-26) and the small end anchored by SQUP’s $60K (2023-08-01).
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