Funded Startups in Rotterdam
Across these 50 recently dated Rotterdam entries, the largest disclosed round is Nearfield Instruments’ Series D on 2026-06-22 at $380M, which dwarfs the n…
Across these 50 recently dated Rotterdam entries, the largest disclosed round is Nearfield Instruments’ Series D on 2026-06-22 at $380M, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount (Cefetra Group at $755M is actually the largest disclosed in the list; see outlier note in FAQs) and sits far above the bulk of seed and small disclosed rounds. The $60K outlier (Paragraph on 2026-05-20) is the smallest disclosed amount, while many other disclosed rounds cluster in the ~$690K–$6M range (for example, Delta Diagnostics $6M on 2023-05-09 and Blue Radix $6M on 2024-10-07).
Timing is concentrated near the top of the feed: 11 rounds between 2026-06-03 and 2026-06-22, plus another run of mid-2025 Seed/Seed-like financings (e.g., Ditto $9M on 2026-05-12; umob $4M on 2025-06-17; Zeno $2M on 2025-04-22). Sector mix is wide, but “Series Unknown” is frequent: 14 of the 50 rows show “Series Unknown,” and an additional row is labeled “Undisclosed” (no round type), creating a substantial information gap around tranche stage even as disclosed amounts range from $60K to the top-end $755M.
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What is the largest disclosed round in Rotterdam here, and how extreme is it versus the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Cefetra Group’s “Series Unknown” round on 2026-06-03 is the largest disclosed amount in the table at $755M. Paragraph’s $60K on 2026-05-20 is the smallest disclosed amount, highlighting a long tail where early-stage disclosed figures (e.g., $310K for Avery on 2025-03-02; $100K for Localie on 2022-08-28) are far below the top-end rounds.
Do any stages or round-type labels cluster, given the mix of Seed vs. unspecified classifications?
Seed is the most common labeled stage among disclosed amounts (examples include Ditto $9M on 2026-05-12, Blockrise $2M on 2025-05-22, and EventCHI $2M on 2024-06-18), but “Series Unknown” appears in 14 of the 50 rows, including Cefetra Group ($755M) on 2026-06-03 and Blue Radix ($6M) on 2024-10-07. Separately, multiple entries show “undisclosed” amounts as well (e.g., Vydar on 2026-06-08; Harmonix Finance on 2025-03-10), limiting clean stage-vs-size inference.
How concentrated are rounds temporally in the most recent window of this list?
The top of the feed is tightly clustered: from 2026-06-03 (Cefetra Group, $755M) through 2026-06-22 (Nearfield Instruments, $380M), there are multiple entries in a 20-day span, including Vydar on 2026-06-08 (undisclosed) and Ditto on 2026-05-12 ($9M). Earlier years also show smaller clusters, such as 2023-02-21 having both Eyk ($690K) and Spheroid Universe ($25M) on the same date.
Are any sectors standing out as over-represented, or is the mix unusually broad?
The sector list is broad rather than dominated by a single vertical: notable repeated sectors in the visible set include Information Technology (e.g., Nearfield Instruments is Consumer Electronics, but IT examples include Builders on 2025-10-28 ($4M) and VIKTOR on 2022-12-12 ($5M)). However, no single sector can be treated as clearly dominant from this slice without further grouping beyond what’s shown for individual rows.
Which entries are most worth follow-up as outliers in size or disclosure status?
Size outliers are clear at both ends: Cefetra Group ($755M on 2026-06-03) and Spheroid Universe ($25M on 2023-02-21) sit well above many mid-range disclosed rounds like ClickDrive ($850K on 2025-05-01) and Eyk ($690K on 2023-02-21). On disclosure outliers, several rounds provide “undisclosed” amounts (Vydar on 2026-06-08; Outlander Materials on 2024-09-05; Somnox on 2023-06-14), so those are candidates for diligence if the target is deal sizing rather than just activity.
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