Funded Startups in West Virginia
Among the 12 most recent funded entries shown for West Virginia, the largest disclosed round is Infinity Natural Resources’ $550M on 2026-03-17.
Among the 12 most recent funded entries shown for West Virginia, the largest disclosed round is Infinity Natural Resources’ $550M on 2026-03-17. That figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table: AirJoule Technologies’ $15M (2026-05-28) and Women’s Health Center of West Virginia’s $4M (2026-06-24), while several other disclosed rounds sit at or below $6M (for example, InspectionGo’s $6M on 2023-07-19). The size distribution is therefore highly skewed by a single capital-intensive outlier.
The rounds cluster heavily in the most recent period: 4 of 12 entries are dated 2026 (from 2026-03-17 through 2026-06-24), including three Morgantown-area companies tied to different sectors (Infinity Natural Resources, Civil-Military Innovation Institute, and Adoram Therapeutics). Sector coverage is also patterned, with “Series Unknown” appearing in 7 of 12 rows, and “undisclosed” amounts appearing in 2 of 12 (Snyder Environmental Services on 2026-05-13 and WV Health Right on 2024-08-29). Dates in this view span 2022-10-03 (WesBanco Bank) through 2026-06-24 (Women’s Health Center of West Virginia).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this West Virginia list, and how far ahead is it of the rest?
Infinity Natural Resources’ $550M (2026-03-17) is the clear outlier: the next-largest disclosed amounts are $15M (AirJoule Technologies, 2026-05-28) and $4M (Women’s Health Center of West Virginia, 2026-06-24), with multiple other disclosed rounds at $6M or below (e.g., InspectionGo’s $6M on 2023-07-19).
Do multiple deals close within a narrow window near the top of the list?
Yes. Four of the 12 entries are dated in 2026, spanning 2026-03-17 (Infinity Natural Resources) through 2026-06-24 (Women’s Health Center of West Virginia). In that same 2026 cluster, three entries also tie to the Morgantown footprint (Infinity Natural Resources on 2026-03-17, Civil-Military Innovation Institute on 2025-07-10, and Adoram Therapeutics on 2025-05-05), suggesting periodic concentration rather than evenly spaced rounds.
Are certain cities or geographies over-represented in the 12 rows shown?
Morgantown appears repeatedly: Infinity Natural Resources (Morgantown, 2026-03-17), Civil-Military Innovation Institute (Morgantown, 2025-07-10), InspectionGo (Morgantown, 2023-07-19), Endolumik (Morgantown, 2023-03-03), and Iconic Air (Morgantown, 2022-10-05). Charleston also shows up multiple times (Women’s Health Center of West Virginia on 2026-06-24 and WV Health Right on 2024-08-29).
How dominant is “Series Unknown,” and what does that imply for comparability of deal sizes here?
“Series Unknown” covers 7 of 12 rows (including AirJoule Technologies on 2026-05-28 at $15M and Infinity Natural Resources on 2026-03-17 at $550M), which limits stage-based benchmarking in this snapshot. Additionally, 2 of 12 rows have “undisclosed” amounts (Snyder Environmental Services on 2026-05-13 and WV Health Right on 2024-08-29), further restricting cross-company comparisons by disclosed size.
Which stage labels show up, and are they tied to particular sectors or deal sizes?
Only a small subset of rows has explicit stages: Seed appears twice (Bedrock Succession on 2024-10-03 at $570K and Iconic Air on 2022-10-05 at $5M), Series A appears once (InspectionGo on 2023-07-19 at $6M), and Post-IPO Debt appears once (WesBanco Bank on 2022-10-03 at $30M). Those explicitly staged entries span multiple sectors (Financial Services, Data and Analytics, Professional Services), rather than clustering into a single sector.
Are there any low-disclosure or low-amount entries that stand out as measurement outliers?
Yes: two rows report “undisclosed” amounts (Snyder Environmental Services, 2026-05-13; and WV Health Right, 2024-08-29), preventing size-based ranking within those dates. Among disclosed amounts, the smallest is Civil-Military Innovation Institute at $300K (2025-07-10), which is far below several other disclosed rounds such as Bedrock Succession’s $570K (2024-10-03) and Adoram Therapeutics’ $1M (2025-05-05).
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