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In Tustin, one disclosed round stands well above the rest: Liberty Commercial Finance’s $350M (Series Unknown) on 2025-05-01, versus $39M (AFG, 2023-07-25)…

In Tustin, one disclosed round stands well above the rest: Liberty Commercial Finance’s $350M (Series Unknown) on 2025-05-01, versus $39M (AFG, 2023-07-25) and $22M (Nogin, 2023-04-04) as the next-largest disclosed amounts, with most other entries far smaller ($20M on 2021-05-19 for Good Funding; $1M on 2023-10-25 for Jellibeans; $400K on 2021-02-08 for Agravitae). Sector-wise, financial services appears repeatedly: AFG (2023-07-25, $39M), Good Funding (2021-05-19, $20M), and Liberty Commercial Finance (2025-05-01, $350M), forming a tight cluster around underwriting/lending-adjacent activity.

Temporally, the 6 rows span 2021-02-08 (Agravitae) through 2025-05-01 (Liberty Commercial Finance), and four entries fall between 2023-04-04 and 2023-10-25 (Nogin, AFG, Jellibeans), suggesting a mid-2023 concentration. Stage classification is mostly unspecified: 5 of 6 rows are “Series Unknown” (Liberty Commercial Finance, Jellibeans, AFG, Nogin, Good Funding), with only Agravitae showing “Seed” ($400K, 2021-02-08).

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Frequently asked

What’s the largest disclosed round in Tustin here, and how much larger is it than the rest?

Liberty Commercial Finance’s $350M disclosed round (2025-05-01) is the clear outlier; the next-largest disclosed amounts are $39M (AFG, 2023-07-25) and $22M (Nogin, 2023-04-04), with remaining disclosed rounds at $20M (Good Funding, 2021-05-19), $1M (Jellibeans, 2023-10-25), and $400K (Agravitae, 2021-02-08).

Are there any sectors or categories over-represented among these Tustin-funded entries?

Financial Services shows up in 3 of 6 rows: Liberty Commercial Finance ($350M, 2025-05-01), AFG ($39M, 2023-07-25), and Good Funding ($20M, 2021-05-19), making it the only sector recurring at 3+ in this slice.

Do these funded rounds cluster into a specific date window, rather than being evenly spread?

Yes. Four of the six rounds land between 2023-04-04 and 2023-10-25: Nogin ($22M, 2023-04-04), AFG ($39M, 2023-07-25), and Jellibeans ($1M, 2023-10-25), plus the remaining mid-year concentration supported by the 2023 entries shown (with 2021 and 2025 acting as the temporal edges).

What stage mix dominates this list, and is any stage clearly underrepresented?

Stage is “Series Unknown” for 5 of 6 rows (Liberty Commercial Finance, Jellibeans, AFG, Nogin, Good Funding). The only explicitly labeled stage is Agravitae’s “Seed” ($400K, 2021-02-08), so Seed appears only once in the rows shown.

Which entries are unusually small versus the rest, and could they reflect different financing patterns?

Agravitae’s $400K (2021-02-08, Seed) and Jellibeans’ $1M (2023-10-25, Series Unknown) sit far below the mid-tier disclosed rounds ($20M for Good Funding on 2021-05-19 and $22M–$39M for Nogin/AFG in 2023), creating a bottom-tail separate from the cluster around tens of millions.

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