Funded Startups in Vilnius
Among the 50 most recent Vilnius rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is UAB Rudina’s $229M on 2026-06-23.
Among the 50 most recent Vilnius rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is UAB Rudina’s $229M on 2026-06-23. That figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed entries such as InSoil’s $137M (2026-06-30) and Pentasweet’s $76M (2026-04-22), with a much longer tail of smaller seed and pre-seed rounds. The list also clusters in time: the most recent 90 days run from 2026-04-16 (Outcraft AI) through the latest 2026-06-30 (InSoil), and multiple entries land in March–May 2026. Sector concentration is visible too: Artificial Intelligence appears repeatedly across different stages, including kopa.ai ($2M, 2026-05-28), WhiteBridge AI ($3M, 2026-03-13), and Ligence ($3M, 2024-11-12). Stage labeling is mixed, with “Series Unknown” appearing frequently (including $393M for Akropolis on 2025-05-08) alongside named Seed/Pre-Seed/Series A and a few undisclosed amounts (e.g., Torus on 2024-12-12).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed funding amount in these Vilnius entries, and how extreme is it versus the rest?
The largest disclosed round is UAB Rudina’s $229M (2026-06-23). It substantially exceeds the next-largest disclosed amounts—InSoil’s $137M (2026-06-30) and Pentasweet’s $76M (2026-04-22)—while many other disclosed rounds sit in the $1M–$25M range (e.g., kopa.ai $2M on 2026-05-28; Saltz $23M on 2026-03-09).
Do the rounds cluster in a specific recent date window rather than spreading evenly?
Yes. In the most recent 90 days visible here, rounds run from 2026-04-16 (Outcraft AI) through 2026-06-30 (InSoil), with multiple entries in March–April 2026 such as WhiteBridge AI ($3M, 2026-03-13), Saltz ($23M, 2026-03-09), and Pentasweet ($76M, 2026-04-22).
Which sectors are over-represented compared with the long tail of one-off categories?
Artificial Intelligence stands out as the only sector that repeats across many entries, spanning both named and unknown stages—for example kopa.ai ($2M, 2026-05-28), Outcraft AI ($2M, 2026-04-16), WhiteBridge AI ($3M, 2026-03-13), and Ligence ($3M, 2024-11-12). Other sectors appear fewer times (often once each) in this 50-row slice.
How does the stage mix look in practice: are named stages dominant, or are unlabeled rounds common?
“Series Unknown” appears frequently across the list (e.g., Akropolis $393M on 2025-05-08; SME Finance $111M on 2023-04-13), alongside named stages like Seed (e.g., Axiology $6M on 2026-02-04) and Pre-Seed (e.g., Backoffice $170K on 2026-05-25). There are also explicit undisclosed amounts such as Torus (undisclosed, 2024-12-12) and Caasify (undisclosed, 2024-07-01).
Are there notable outliers beyond the largest round—either unusually small disclosed amounts or unusual labeling?
There are very low disclosed rounds relative to the largest amounts, including ZENOO at $10K (2023-05-03). On the other end, several entries are large and categorized as “Series Unknown,” such as InSoil’s $137M (2026-06-30) and UAB Rudina’s $229M (2026-06-23), which makes the disclosed-size spread more about funding magnitude than about a single stage label.
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