Series A Funded Startups in South Korea
Among the 13 most recent disclosed Series A rounds in South Korea, the largest disclosed amount is Raion Robotics at $17M (2025-09-20).
Among the 13 most recent disclosed Series A rounds in South Korea, the largest disclosed amount is Raion Robotics at $17M (2025-09-20). That $17M round stands out versus the rest of the disclosed amounts, which mostly fall between $2M and $11M, with Honest Flower’s $720K (2025-09-16) acting as the lowest disclosed datapoint. Several notable cities repeat: Seoul appears on 7 entries (e.g., Future Connect $6M on 2025-11-27; CLE $11M on 2025-11-05), while Daejeon also shows up multiple times (e.g., Dream Appeal $1M on 2025-11-28; TR $2M on 2025-10-31; Raion Robotics $17M on 2025-09-20).
The date window is tight for “most recent” activity, spanning 2025-09-13 through 2025-11-28. Within that range, the disclosed pattern clusters in the mid-to-late November entries: Dream Appeal (2025-11-28, $1M), Future Connect (2025-11-27, $6M), Redrob (2025-11-22, $9M), and CLE (2025-11-05, $11M) all fall within about 3.5 weeks. Undisclosed amounts appear 3 times (CloudHospital on 2025-11-18; Moon Academy on 2025-11-04; each marked “undisclosed”). AI is present in multiple entries across different industries, including Redrob ($9M on 2025-11-22), CLE ($11M on 2025-11-05), and Korea Deep Learning ($7M on 2025-10-01).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series A round in this South Korea list, and how separated is it from the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Raion Robotics’ $17M (2025-09-20) is the largest disclosed figure here. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $11M for CLE (2025-11-05) and $9M for Redrob (2025-11-22), while multiple other disclosed rounds sit at $7M or below and Honest Flower is lowest disclosed at $720K (2025-09-16).
Are there clear geographic concentrations across these most-recent Series A rounds?
Seoul is the most frequent city across the 13 rows, appearing on 7 entries such as Future Connect ($6M on 2025-11-27) and Korea Deep Learning ($7M on 2025-10-01). Daejeon appears multiple times as well, including Dream Appeal ($1M on 2025-11-28) and Raion Robotics ($17M on 2025-09-20), while Seocho and other smaller municipalities show fewer repeats (often single entries).
Which entries closed in the most recent ~90 days covered by this view (from 2025-09-13 to 2025-11-28)?
All rows shown fall within that window, with the most recent closing being Dream Appeal on 2025-11-28 ($1M). On the lower edge, 276 Holdings closed on 2025-09-13 (amount $2M), and Raion Robotics on 2025-09-20 is among the latest high-ticket disclosed rounds ($17M).
How much of this list is impacted by “undisclosed” amounts versus fully disclosed rounds?
3 of the 13 rows are labeled “undisclosed”: CloudHospital (2025-11-18), Moon Academy (2025-11-04), and CLE? (Note: CLE is disclosed as $11M on 2025-11-05, so it is not part of the undisclosed set). The remaining 10 entries provide explicit disclosed amounts, enabling comparisons like Raion Robotics’ $17M versus Honest Flower’s $720K.
Do any sectors appear more than once, and what does that imply about the mix of these Series A rounds?
AI appears repeatedly across different categories, including Redrob (AI, B2B Software; $9M on 2025-11-22), CLE (3D/AI/Robotics; $11M on 2025-11-05), Korea Deep Learning (AI/3D/Analytics; $7M on 2025-10-01), and Postmath (Education/AI; $4M on 2025-11-12). The list also shows healthcare as more than once via CloudHospital (undisclosed on 2025-11-18) and TR (Healthcare; $2M on 2025-10-31).
Is there a notable small-ticket outlier, or do disclosed rounds cluster around a typical range?
Honest Flower’s $720K (2025-09-16) is a clear low-end outlier relative to most other disclosed rounds in this view, including $1M for Dream Appeal (2025-11-28) and $2M entries such as TR (2025-10-31) and 276 Holdings (2025-09-13). Most other disclosed amounts cluster in the mid-single-digit range (e.g., Postmath $4M on 2025-11-12; BigTech Plus $4M on 2025-10-31; BigTech Plus and Postmath both at $4M).
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