Who Just Raised

Monthly report · from SEC Form D filings

The state of private funding: March 2023

New raises

1,041

−23% vs Mar 22

Capital reported

$16.02B

−6% vs Mar 22

Median raise

$1.5M

$1.8M a year earlier

Month by month

Last 24 months · select a bar for that month

By sector

SectorRaisesRaisedvs year earlier
Other267$7.68B+48%
Technology338$5.11B−25%
Health Care175$1.67B−7%
Financial Services47$645M−67%
Energy37$353M+82%
Consumer49$188M−60%
Manufacturing37$98.1M−29%
Media & Entertainment14$87.4M−69%

Busiest states

StateRaisesRaised
California181$10.4B
New York94$625M
Texas66$696M
Florida63$271M
Massachusetts49$898M
Washington36$166M
Illinois32$125M
Pennsylvania30$106M

The 10 largest raises

March 2023

CompanyWhereSectorRaised
Stripe, Inc.South San Francisco, CAOther$6.13B
Reunion Infrastructure, Inc.San Francisco, CATechnology$2.63B
Siprocal, IncDallas, TXTechnology$380M
First National Bancshares, Inc.East Lansing, MIFinancial Services$325M
Skydio, Inc.San Mateo, CATechnology$227M
Koch Industries Inc.Wichita, KSOther$148M
Apprentice FS, Inc.Jersey City, NJTechnology$140M
Chroma Medicine, Inc.Boston, MAHealth Care$135M
Enstructure Holdco LLCWellesley, MAOther$120M
NGF Holdings, LLCMalibu, CAFinancial Services$118M

New Form D notices from operating companies (investment funds and vehicles excluded), as reported to the SEC; raises over $10B are left out of totals. ← February 2023 · April 2023 →

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