Funded Startups in Zuid-Holland
Disclosed funding in Zuid-Holland is sharply top-heavy: the largest disclosed round is Cefetra Group’s $755M on 2026-06-03, which dwarfs the next-largest d…
Disclosed funding in Zuid-Holland is sharply top-heavy: the largest disclosed round is Cefetra Group’s $755M on 2026-06-03, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount ($380M for Nearfield Instruments on 2026-06-22). The smallest disclosed entry is Paragraph’s $60K on 2026-05-20, underscoring a wide spread in deal sizes within the same state list.
The list also clusters geographically and temporally. Delft dominates as the most repeated city (20 entries), while Rotterdam (13) and Leiden (7) also recur; by contrast, The Hague appears in 3 entries (Eye Security, Go Potty, Quan). Timing is concentrated in the recent window: rounds span from 2025-01-17 to 2026-07-07, with 2026 showing 24 of the 50 rows. Across stages, Series Unknown leads with 23 of 50 entries, alongside 11 Seed and 8 Pre-Seed, shaping a pattern where disclosed amounts often coexist with undisclosed terms (12 of 50 rounds).
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Which disclosed round sizes stand out most, and how extreme is the spread?
The largest disclosed amount is Cefetra Group’s $755M (2026-06-03). The next-largest disclosed figure is Nearfield Instruments at $380M (2026-06-22), while the smallest disclosed amount is Paragraph’s $60K (2026-05-20), indicating a pronounced outlier at the top and a thin lower tail among disclosed deals.
Do deal outcomes cluster in specific cities or are they broadly distributed across Zuid-Holland?
Cities with multiple appearances are concentrated: Delft appears 20 times, Rotterdam 13, and Leiden 7, while The Hague appears 3 times (Eye Security on 2026-06-29; Go Potty on 2025-01-20; Quan on 2025-01-17). This creates a clear hub pattern rather than an even spread across municipalities.
Is the recent funding activity bunched into a narrow time window within the listing?
Rounds span 2025-01-17 through 2026-07-07, but the listing is weighted toward the current year: 2026 accounts for 24 of the 50 rows versus 26 in 2025. The most recent entries include Whispp’s $6M on 2026-07-07 and Eye Security’s $69M on 2026-06-29, reinforcing the recency cluster.
How does the stage mix look, and what does that imply for interpreting disclosed amounts?
Stage labels are led by Series Unknown (23 of 50), followed by Seed (11) and Pre-Seed (8), with only single entries in Series C ($69M for Eye Security on 2026-06-29) and Series D ($380M for Nearfield Instruments on 2026-06-22). With 12 of 50 rounds undisclosed, comparisons across stages need to account for missing amount disclosures.
Are there sector concentrations that recur across multiple deals?
Repeated sectors include Information Technology (8 entries), Consumer Electronics (6), Artificial Intelligence (AI) (6), and Energy (5). Examples range from Eye Security ($69M, IT, 2026-06-29) and QuantWare ($178M, Hardware, 2026-05-05) to Lion Storage ($366M, Energy, 2025-02-19), indicating multiple industry clusters rather than one-off themes.
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