Funded Startups in Utah
Across the 50 most recent Utah rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Reef Capital Partners’ $431M (2026-06-22).
Across the 50 most recent Utah rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Reef Capital Partners’ $431M (2026-06-22). That figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds in the list, which include rPlus Energies’ $650M (2026-03-17) and Rizz Lending’s $300M (2026-04-01); most other disclosed entries cluster far below these high hundreds, with several in the $20M–$40M band (e.g., Utah Broadband $23M on 2026-05-06; Tava Health $40M on 2026-04-21; Fortem Technologies $25M on 2026-04-22).
The list is also temporally concentrated: 2026-03-01 to 2026-06-30 contains the majority of entries, and multiple disclosed rounds appear within tight windows (for example, 2026-04-30 includes pmtbox at $15M, Techcyte, Inc. at $15M, and Torus at $35M). Sector and stage signals show a split between undisclosed and disclosed financing: 15 of 50 entries are “undisclosed,” while 5 carry “Series Unknown,” and AI shows up repeatedly (Vanilla 2026-06-30; Enzo Health $20M on 2026-05-04; VitalCare $4M on 2026-04-14; Mojo AI $10M on 2026-02-24). Geographically, Salt Lake City and Park City recur as locations, with Salt Lake City appearing on multiple names such as Vanilla (2026-06-30), Sera Prognostics ($10M on 2026-06-24), and Clene Nanomedicine ($7M on 2026-05-05). Oldest disclosed row in this view is 4C Design Group at $50K (2026-01-22), and the newest entry is Vanilla (2026-06-30, undisclosed).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round stands out the most in this Utah list, and how far above the rest is it?
The clearest outlier is Rizz Lending’s $300M on 2026-04-01, and rPlus Energies’ $650M on 2026-03-17 is even larger; most other disclosed rounds sit well below the $100M+ range (for example, Enzo Health $20M on 2026-05-04 and Utah Broadband $23M on 2026-05-06).
Do the recent rounds cluster into a narrow date window, and what are the most notable tight bursts?
Yes. The view spans 2026-01-22 (4C Design Group $50K) through 2026-06-30 (Vanilla, undisclosed), and many entries fall between early March and late June; for a concrete burst, 2026-04-30 includes pmtbox ($15M), Techcyte, Inc. ($15M), and Torus ($35M).
Are there cities that appear disproportionately across these 50 entries?
Salt Lake City and Park City recur across multiple companies: Salt Lake City includes Vanilla (2026-06-30), Sera Prognostics ($10M on 2026-06-24), Co-Diagnostics ($3M on 2026-05-20), and rPlus Energies ($650M on 2026-03-17). Park City also shows up multiple times, including Pale Blue (2026-06-24), Laurel Innovations ($660K on 2026-05-26), and 4C Design Group ($50K on 2026-01-22, Park City).
What does the disclosed-vs-undisclosed pattern look like, and does it affect how you interpret “largest round” comparisons?
15 of 50 entries list “undisclosed,” so size comparisons depend only on disclosed amounts. Even with that constraint, the largest disclosed figures are concentrated in a small group, including rPlus Energies’ $650M (2026-03-17) and Rizz Lending’s $300M (2026-04-01), while several others are in the tens of millions (e.g., Track Group $21M on 2026-05-01).
Is AI a meaningful cluster in this dataset, and which deals anchor it?
AI appears repeatedly across different stages: Vanilla (2026-06-30, undisclosed), Enzo Health ($20M on 2026-05-04, Series A), VitalCare ($4M on 2026-04-14, Seed), and Mojo AI ($10M on 2026-02-24, Series B). This makes AI one of the most consistently recurring categories alongside biotech and financial services in the list.
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