Funded Startups in The Hague
The largest disclosed round in this The Hague set is Eye Security’s $69M Series C (2026-06-29).
The largest disclosed round in this The Hague set is Eye Security’s $69M Series C (2026-06-29). Every other disclosed amount is well below $20M, with the next-largest being GBM Works at $7M (2025-10-04), making Eye Security a clear size outlier among disclosed rounds.
The rounds shown span 2021-04-14 (Mibo) through 2026-06-29 (Eye Security) and are concentrated in the 2025 window: FroggyTalk ($350K) and Space4Good (undisclosed) both land in early November 2025, while GBM Works ($7M) is in October 2025 and Go Potty ($360K) in January 2025. Sector-wise, Information Technology appears in four entries (Eye Security, Quan, Circularise, plus its own IT classification), and stage labels split sharply: five of 14 rows are either “undisclosed” or “Series Unknown” (Space4Good, Quan, Circularise, UbiOps, Circularise).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the outlier in this The Hague list, and what does it imply for deal-size clustering?
Eye Security’s $69M (Series C, 2026-06-29) dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts: the next-largest disclosed round is GBM Works at $7M (2025-10-04), while the $10M Amber Implants (Series A, 2022-01-18) sits above $7M but far below $69M.
Are these rounds clustered in a specific time window rather than evenly distributed?
Yes. Several entries cluster in 2025: GBM Works ($7M, 2025-10-04), FroggyTalk ($350K, 2025-11-05), and Space4Good (undisclosed, 2025-11-02) fall within roughly a month-and-a-half window, with Go Potty ($360K, 2025-01-20) also preceding that burst.
How much of the dataset is missing disclosed amounts or stage detail, and does that skew comparisons?
Stage or amount disclosure is incomplete in multiple ways: three rows are “undisclosed” on amounts (Space4Good on 2025-11-02, Quan on 2025-01-17, UbiOps on 2023-06-16), and two additional rows label stage as “Series Unknown” (Space4Good, Circularise on 2023-12-01, plus UbiOps on 2023-06-16). Those gaps mean any “largest” comparisons rely only on the disclosed-dollar subset.
Does any sector show over-representation relative to the rest?
Information Technology is the most repeated sector label in the visible rows, appearing four times: Eye Security (2026-06-29, $69M), Quan (2025-01-17, undisclosed), Go Potty is listed under Apps, and Circularise (2023-12-01, undisclosed) is also in Information Technology. Other sectors (AI, Health Care, Energy/Environment, etc.) appear fewer times based on the displayed rows.
What does the stage mix look like among labeled rounds, and are there any notable contrasts?
Among labeled rounds with disclosed or specified stage types, Seed shows up multiple times with disclosed amounts (FroggyTalk at $350K on 2025-11-05, Bubty at $1M on 2023-11-20, Ponea Health at $400K on 2022-05-06, and Amber Implants is Series A at $10M on 2022-01-18). In contrast, the largest disclosed round is a Series C (Eye Security, $69M on 2026-06-29), creating a top-heavy profile versus earlier-stage entries.
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