Series C Funded Startups in Germany
Across the 45 Series C rounds shown for Germany, the largest disclosed round is Tubulis ($358M on 2025-10-19), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amou…
Across the 45 Series C rounds shown for Germany, the largest disclosed round is Tubulis ($358M on 2025-10-19), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table (e.g., $220M for Agile Robots AG on 2021-09-09, and $200M for Matter Labs on 2022-11-16). By contrast, a large portion of rounds cluster in the $50M–$120M band (e.g., Parloa $120M on 2025-05-06; Cognigy GmbH $100M on 2024-06-11; Upvest $105M on 2024-12-12), with only a few clearly below it (e.g., NexWafe $8M on 2022-04-05; Moonfare $15M on 2023-02-07).
The geography clusters strongly around Berlin and Munich: Berlin appears repeatedly (e.g., n8n.io $180M on 2025-10-08; Parloa $120M on 2025-05-06; Upvest $105M on 2024-12-12), while Munich shows up across multiple dates (e.g., Tubulis $358M on 2025-10-19; Isar Aerospace $70M on 2024-06-20; Agile Robots AG is in Gilching, Bayern, $220M on 2021-09-09). Temporally, rounds span 2021-01-12 (Clark $84M) through 2025-11-16 (4TEEN4 Pharmaceuticals $36M), with a dense run in 2024–2025 (many entries above $80M in that window).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed Series C rounds stand out by size, and how extreme is the top-end versus the rest?
Tubulis’s $358M (2025-10-19) is the clear top disclosed amount and substantially exceeds the rest of the disclosed rounds, including $220M (Agile Robots AG, 2021-09-09) and $200M (Matter Labs, 2022-11-16). On the low end, NexWafe’s $8M (2022-04-05) and Moonfare’s $15M (2023-02-07) sit far below the more common $50M–$120M range seen across entries like Parloa ($120M, 2025-05-06) and Cognigy GmbH ($100M, 2024-06-11).
Are Berlin or Munich over-represented geographically within these Germany Series C rounds?
Yes, there’s visible concentration around Berlin and Munich. Berlin-based entries include n8n.io ($180M, 2025-10-08), Parloa ($120M, 2025-05-06), Upvest ($105M, 2024-12-12), Worldcoin ($115M, 2023-05-25), and many others, while Munich-area entries recur as well (e.g., Isar Aerospace, $70M on 2024-06-20; Instagrid in Stuttgart is nearby regionally, and Agile Robots AG is in Gilching, Bayern with $220M on 2021-09-09).
What part of the date window is most concentrated in the most recent years?
The list is heavily weighted toward 2024–2025, with multiple high-value rounds in that period such as Matter Labs’ $200M (2022-11-16) being older, while 2025 alone includes Ferroelectric Memory Company ($89M, 2025-11-11), Tubulis ($358M, 2025-10-19), and n8n.io ($180M, 2025-10-08). The overall window runs from 2021-01-12 (Clark, $84M) to 2025-11-16 (4TEEN4 Pharmaceuticals, $36M).
Do any sectors repeat often enough to suggest a theme across multiple Series C rounds?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears repeatedly in the table, including Parloa ($120M, 2025-05-06), Cognigy GmbH ($100M, 2024-06-11), Wandelbots ($84M, 2022-01-25), CANDIS ($16M, 2022-09-14), and KONUX ($79M, 2021-01-14). Other recurring categories exist, but AI is the clearest multi-entry cluster among the sector labels shown.
How should an analyst treat disclosure gaps in the dataset, and do they affect outlier conclusions?
Only one row shows an undisclosed amount: XCharge (Apps) on 2023-09-20, with the amount marked “undisclosed.” Because outlier comparisons here rely on disclosed values (e.g., Tubulis $358M is the largest disclosed amount; NexWafe $8M is the smallest disclosed amount), the undisclosed entry does not change the disclosed-top or disclosed-bottom conclusions.
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