Funded Startups in Vilniaus Apskritis
Among the 50 Vilniaus Apskritis entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Akropolis (2025-05-08) at $393M.
Among the 50 Vilniaus Apskritis entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Akropolis (2025-05-08) at $393M. That figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in this table—e.g., SME Finance at $111M (2023-04-13) and sintra.ai at $17M (2025-06-10)—while many other disclosed rounds cluster in the $1M–$10M band (for example, 2024-11-12 deals at $3M for both AISPECO and Ligence, and multiple $3M rounds such as Astrolight on 2025-05-22 and RedTrack.io on 2024-10-09).
The date window spans from 2022-05-03 (kevin.) through 2025-06-10 (sintra.ai and InSoil), with clear recent clustering in mid-2024 to mid-2025 (multiple June/May 2025 and May–July 2024 rounds). Sector-wise, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the most repeated thematic category (3+ entries), and the stage labeling is uneven: 10 of 50 rows use “Series Unknown,” while 2 rows show “undisclosed” amounts (Torus on 2024-12-12 and Caasify on 2024-07-01), limiting comparability at the extremes.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in Vilniaus Apskritis here, and how much larger is it than the rest of the disclosed set?
Akropolis’s $393M on 2025-05-08 is the only disclosed round far above the rest in this table; the next-highest disclosed amounts are $111M (SME Finance, 2023-04-13) and $65M (kevin., 2022-05-03), with many other disclosed rounds notably below $25M (e.g., $17M for sintra.ai on 2025-06-10 and $22M for Ovoko on 2024-09-27).
Do the most recent rounds cluster tightly by time within this listing window?
Yes. The table’s most recent date is 2025-06-10 (InSoil at $4M and sintra.ai at $17M), and several additional rounds land in the immediately preceding period—e.g., 2025-06-01 (Onboarding.online, $130K) and 2025-05-22 (Astrolight, $3M).
Which entries look like amount outliers because amounts are either undisclosed or much smaller than the high-disclosed rounds?
Two amounts are marked “undisclosed”: Torus (2024-12-12) and Caasify (2024-07-01), preventing size ranking on those rows. On the low end, ZENOO’s $10K (2023-05-03) is the smallest disclosed amount in the table, sitting far below typical multi-million deals such as Akropolis ($393M, 2025-05-08) and SME Finance ($111M, 2023-04-13).
Is there an over-represented stage or labeling pattern (Series Unknown vs disclosed amounts) that affects how comparable the rounds are?
Stage labeling is frequently incomplete: 10 of 50 rows are “Series Unknown” (e.g., Akropolis on 2025-05-08 and Veli on 2025-02-14), and 2 rows have “undisclosed” amounts (Torus, 2024-12-12; Caasify, 2024-07-01). That combination means both stage and disclosed size are intermittently missing, especially around the edges of the distribution.
Are any sectors concentrated across multiple entries rather than being singletons?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears repeatedly across the 50-row list—e.g., sintra.ai ($17M, 2025-06-10), Ligence ($3M, 2024-11-12), Broswarm ($870K, 2024-11-05), and multiple other AI-tagged entries such as Perfection42 ($1M, 2023-04-06) and Oxipit ($5M, 2023-01-19).
What does the stage/amount mix suggest about risk tolerance in this dataset around common checks like Seed and Series A?
Seed rounds frequently sit in a mid-range of disclosed sizes (examples include Astrolight $3M on 2025-05-22, Pulsetto $2M on 2025-02-21, and Ligence $3M on 2024-11-12), while Series A rounds include both lower and higher outcomes such as myTU at $11M (2025-03-04) and Attrandi Biosciences at $25M (2025-02-18). At the top end, extremely large funding is concentrated in rounds labeled “Series Unknown” (Akropolis $393M, 2025-05-08) rather than explicitly tagged Series A in this slice.
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