Funded Startups in Southampton
Among the 8 most recent funded startups tied to “Southampton,” the largest disclosed round is Healios’ $16M (Series B) on 2022-11-03, which dwarfs the next…
Among the 8 most recent funded startups tied to “Southampton,” the largest disclosed round is Healios’ $16M (Series B) on 2022-11-03, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount: Sparkbox at $2M (Seed) on 2022-03-03. The disclosed amounts otherwise concentrate in smaller tickets such as Dynamon’s $5M (Series A) on 2023-08-03, Alliants’ $100K (Corporate Round) on 2022-03-23, and the rest are either $0K or undisclosed.
Geographically, 6 of 8 entries are located in Southampton, United Kingdom, with the remaining 2 split between Southampton, New York (Quaint Oak Bank) and Southampton, United States (also only Quaint Oak Bank shown). Temporally, rounds cluster in a late-2022 to mid-2023 window: Healios (2022-11-03), Sparkbox (2022-03-03), Alliants (2022-03-23), and Dynamon (2023-08-03), with the list spanning 2021-11-01 (SouthWestSensor) through 2023-09-28 (Quaint Oak Bank). Sector-wise, Health Care appears 3 times (Healios, SouthWestSensor, and one additional Health Care entry), while “Series Unknown” appears 2 times and “undisclosed” amounts appear 3 times.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed rounds look largest in this Southampton set, and how stark is the gap to the rest?
Healios’ $16M round on 2022-11-03 is the clear top disclosed amount, materially above Sparkbox’s $2M (2022-03-03) and Dynamon’s $5M (2023-08-03), while Alliants is far smaller at $100K (2022-03-23). AudioScenic (2023-02-15) and SouthWestSensor (2021-11-01) have undisclosed amounts, so they don’t compete in the disclosed-size ranking.
Do the most recent rounds cluster into a narrow time window rather than spreading evenly?
Yes: 4 of the 8 entries fall between 2022-03-03 and 2022-11-03 (Sparkbox 2022-03-03, Alliants 2022-03-23, Healios 2022-11-03, and AudioScenic 2023-02-15 falls just outside that span but still keeps the list concentrated). The full shown range runs from 2021-11-01 (SouthWestSensor) to 2023-09-28 (Quaint Oak Bank), with multiple rounds landing in 2022.
Is there a geographic concentration, or are rounds evenly split between Southampton, UK and other countries?
The list is heavily concentrated in Southampton, United Kingdom: 6 of 8 entries are UK-based (e.g., Dynamon on 2023-08-03 and Healios on 2022-11-03). Only Quaint Oak Bank is shown in Southampton, New York, United States on 2023-09-28, making the non-UK presence a minority.
Which sector shows up most often, and does it also correlate with the largest disclosed ticket?
Health Care appears in 3 entries (Healios on 2022-11-03 for $16M, SouthWestSensor on 2021-11-01 with an undisclosed amount, and another Health Care entry among the shown rows). The biggest disclosed amount in the dataset is indeed Health Care (Healios’ $16M), even though the other Health Care rows don’t provide disclosed amounts to benchmark directly.
How much of the list is hard to size because amounts are undisclosed or listed as $0K, and does that affect interpreting outliers?
3 of 8 entries have undisclosed amounts (Renovos 2023-06-06, AudioScenic 2023-02-15, SouthWestSensor 2021-11-01), and one entry is listed at $0K (Quaint Oak Bank on 2023-09-28). Because two of the three undisclosed entries are in Health Care/consumer electronics, the disclosed-size outlier analysis is anchored primarily by Healios ($16M), Dynamon ($5M), and Sparkbox ($2M).
Do stage labels cluster, or is the stage mix fragmented across many categories?
Stages are mixed rather than dominated by one label: Series A appears twice (Dynamon 2023-08-03 at $5M, SouthWestSensor 2021-11-01 with undisclosed), Series Unknown appears twice (Quaint Oak Bank 2023-09-28 and Renovos 2023-06-06), while the remaining rounds are one each across Series B (Healios $16M on 2022-11-03), Seed (Sparkbox $2M on 2022-03-03), Corporate Round (Alliants $100K on 2022-03-23), and another listed stage with undisclosed amount for AudioScenic.
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