Doomers/Raises/1 Oct 2026

Who raised on Thursday 1 October 2026

17 rounds in the trade press, about $914.4M between them. The first list comes from the trade press. The second comes from Form D, the filing a company makes with the SEC within fifteen days of selling securities, whether or not it says a word in public.

Edition of Thursday 1 October 2026 · All editions

Announced in the press

Rounds that made it into the trade press in the last day. Amounts are shown in the currency they were reported in. Where the company posted about the round itself, the reach of that post is shown with it.

  1. $255.5M
    Armadin
    TechCrunch
  2. $220M
    General Intuition
    $6.2B valuation
    Announced it on X. @gen_intuition did 403K views.
    SiliconANGLE
  3. $120M
    Dig Ventures
    Sifted
  4. $120M
    Homeward
    A startup that helps homeowners buy before selling their existing homes or get cash offers for their properties
    Series D
    Crunchbase News
  5. $60M
    Metaview
    Series C · led by Insight Partners
    SiliconANGLE
  6. €53.1M
    London’s Metaview
    Series C · led by Insight Partners
    EU-Startups
  7. $20M
    Restate
    Series A
    Announced it on X. @StephanEwen did 464K views.
    Tech.eu
  8. €11M
    Inbolt
    Tech.eu
  9. £8.2M
    Foundational
    Pre-seed
    Tech.eu
  10. €8.5M
    Osavul
    Series A
    Tech.eu
  11. €7.7M
    Deepslate
    Seed · led by Munich-based
    Tech.eu
  12. $8M
    Google and SpaceX
    Announced it on X. @Google did 1.2M views.
    TechCrunch
  13. €2.9M
    FRANK
    led by Armilar
    Tech.eu
  14. €2.8M
    Voltaback
    Tech.eu
  15. €2.6M
    Revnu
    An AI platform helping business find customers and build their sales pipeline
    Growth · led by NPIF II
    EU-Startups
  16. €2.5M
    Blackswan Space
    Pre-seed · led by Iron Wolf Capital
    Tech.eu
  17. €1.9M
    Tryp.com
    led by Point Capital Partners. Iberis
    Tech.eu

Raised, and no launch behind it?

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