Funded Startups in Scottsdale
Scottsdale deal sizes in the 50 most-recent rows are highly uneven: the largest disclosed round is STORE Capital at $567M (2026-05-19), a figure that dwarf…
Scottsdale deal sizes in the 50 most-recent rows are highly uneven: the largest disclosed round is STORE Capital at $567M (2026-05-19), a figure that dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts seen here ($482M by Arevon on 2026-03-11 and $100M by Phil on 2025-07-08? [correction: Phil shows $60M on 2025-07-08], while most other disclosed rounds cluster far below). The top of the disclosed ladder is therefore shaped by a small number of very large cheques rather than a broadly high distribution.
Temporal clustering is stronger than the stage mix: rounds run from 2022-10-21 (SLYDE, Seed, $50K) to 2026-06-09 (SPG Dental Implant Centers, Series Unknown, undisclosed), with multiple entries landing in mid-2026 (e.g., One Raven $5M on 2026-06-04; TriStar Gold $7M on 2026-05-20; STORE Capital $567M on 2026-05-19). Stage and classification are also concentrated around disclosures being incomplete: “undisclosed” appears in 18 of 50 rows, and “Series Unknown” appears in 20 of 50 rows. Sector-wise, “Financial Services” shows up in 7 entries, far more than any other single sector in this slice.
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What’s the largest disclosed round in this Scottsdale feed, and how far above the rest is it?
STORE Capital’s $567M round on 2026-05-19 is the only disclosed amount above the ~$500M range in these rows; the next-highest disclosed amounts include Arevon’s $482M (2026-03-11) and Phil’s $60M (2025-07-08), placing STORE Capital an order of magnitude above most other disclosed rounds here.
Do the rounds cluster in time, or are they spread evenly across years?
They’re not evenly spread: the feed runs from 2022-10-21 (SLYDE, Seed, $50K) up through 2026-06-09 (SPG Dental Implant Centers, undisclosed). There’s a clear density in mid-2026 (e.g., One Raven $5M on 2026-06-04; STORE Capital $567M on 2026-05-19; Arevon $482M on 2026-03-11), rather than a uniform cadence.
How often are round size and stage actually disclosed in this list?
Disclosed amounts are missing frequently: “undisclosed” appears in 18 of 50 rows, and “Series Unknown” appears in 20 of 50 rows (for example SPG Dental Implant Centers on 2026-06-09 is Series Unknown and undisclosed, while STORE Capital is Series Unknown but does list $567M on 2026-05-19).
Is any sector over-represented relative to the others in these Scottsdale entries?
Yes. “Financial Services” appears 7 times (e.g., Cavan Companies $88M on 2024-10-31; WealthVP Series A with undisclosed amount on 2025-12-05; Monetary Metals $6M on 2024-06-10; Apruvd $1M on 2023-05-09), outnumbering other sectors seen only a few times in this 50-row snapshot.
Are there outliers besides the biggest dollar rounds, for example by stage or by sectors that mix widely?
The most visible outlier is STORE Capital’s $567M (2026-05-19) versus a long tail of smaller disclosed checks like SKai Innovations $150K (2026-04-24) and SLYDE $50K (2022-10-21). The stage labeling is also fragmented—multiple early-stage rounds are “Seed” with small disclosed amounts (e.g., Pre-Swing Golf $150K on 2026-04-16; Magic Cactus $280K on 2024-10-10), while several large cheques still sit under “Series Unknown” (e.g., Arevon $482M on 2026-03-11).
Which individual rounds represent the low end of disclosed amounts in this feed?
Among disclosed amounts, the smallest shown is SLYDE at $50K (2022-10-21, Seed). Other comparatively small disclosed rounds in the same snapshot include Botco.ai $100K (2024-02-08) and SKai Innovations $150K (2026-04-24), which sit far below the $567M STORE Capital ceiling.
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