Funded Startups in Vienna
Disclosed funding in Vienna is capped by a clear outlier: Renalfa IPP’s $247M round (2026-04-20) is followed by RP Global at $199M (2026-06-22), with the n…
Disclosed funding in Vienna is capped by a clear outlier: Renalfa IPP’s $247M round (2026-04-20) is followed by RP Global at $199M (2026-06-22), with the next-largest disclosed amounts jumping into the $100M+ range (Gropyus $110M on 2024-10-07; Antithesis $105M on 2025-12-03). The rest of the disclosed rounds cluster far below that top tier, with $310K as the smallest disclosed amount (Estel Technologies, 2026-08-04). On timing, the list is front-loaded toward recent activity, spanning 2024-06-06 to 2026-08-04 and showing 24 entries in 2026 versus 10 in 2024 and 16 in 2025. Sector and stage mix also skew toward AI and early rounds: Artificial Intelligence appears 15 times while Pre-Seed (8) and Seed (14) account for 22 of 43 disclosed amounts; most capital disclosures fall at or above $1M (39 of 43) but only 5 of 43 reach $100M or more.
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Which disclosed rounds in Vienna create the biggest size gap, and where do they sit versus the top of the list?
Renalfa IPP’s $247M (2026-04-20) is the largest disclosed round, with RP Global next at $199M (2026-06-22). The disclosed “top tier” then transitions quickly to $100M+ amounts like Gropyus at $110M (2024-10-07) and Antithesis at $105M (2025-12-03), while the smallest disclosed entry is Estel Technologies at $310K (2026-08-04).
Do the disclosed amounts cluster around certain thresholds, or is there a long tail below $10M?
Disclosures are heavily concentrated at mid-market levels: 39 of 43 disclosed rounds are at least $1M, while only 5 of 43 reach $100M or more and 9 of 43 reach $50M or more. That leaves most activity in the lower tiers, with many entries in the $1M–$10M range such as Noreja ($1M, 2026-04-22) and Howie ($630K, 2025-03-03) and multiple $3M–$8M rounds.
How concentrated is the list over time—are most rounds recent, and what are the temporal edges?
Rounds span 2024-06-06 to 2026-08-04, and the annual distribution is skewed recent: 24 entries in 2026 versus 10 in 2024 and 16 in 2025. Several of the largest disclosed deals landed in mid-2025 to mid-2026, including Antithesis ($105M, 2025-12-03) and Prewave ($68M, 2024-06-25), alongside later-month entries like Estel Technologies ($310K, 2026-08-04).
What dominates the sector and stage mix—does the list tilt more toward AI than other categories?
Artificial Intelligence appears 15 times, outnumbering sectors like Information Technology (5) and Energy (5), with fewer occurrences for Data and Analytics (3) and Biotechnology/Science and Engineering (2 each). Stage-wise, Pre-Seed (8) plus Seed (14) totals 22 of the 43 disclosed rounds, exceeding Series A (9) and Series B (2), with multiple AI-focused early rounds such as fonio.ai ($17M, 2026-06-09, Seed) and xUND ($6M, 2025-03-05, Seed).
Are there notable outliers outside the dominant city labeling or with missing disclosed amounts?
Most entries are labeled as Vienna with consistent “Vienna, Wien/Austria” formatting, but there are geography variations in the listing text—for example Argos Identity (Vienna, United States, Seed) and CEL-SCI (Vienna, Virginia, United States, Series Unknown). Separately, 7 of 50 rows are undisclosed, including TradersYard (2026-06-22, undisclosed) and zone14 (2026-06-08, undisclosed), which create gaps when comparing against disclosed high-value deals like Renalfa IPP’s $247M (2026-04-20).
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