List of Recently Funded Series E Startups (2025)
Series E Startups are playing to win at global scale.
By Series E, startups are no longer proving themselves. They’re preparing for IPOs, strategic acquisitions, or aggressive global domination.
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Recently Funded Series E Startups
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Series E Startup Funding: Statistics and Trends Data
Critical Series E startups funding dynamics: small sample size, one massive outlier, and IT and Services as the most frequent sector.
Total Series E Startup Funding Rounds and Timeline
- 11 financings from January 8 to April 9, 2025.
Series E Startup Funding Checks
- Mean: $437.4 M | Median: $111 M
- Interquartile Range: $74.5 M (25th) to $225 M (75th)
- Range: $40 M to $3.5 B
Monthly Series E Startup Funding Activity
- January: 2 rounds, $305 M total
- February: 1 round, $200 M
- March: 6 rounds, $4.65 B (dominated by a $3.5 B research raise)
- April (to 4/9): 2 rounds, $0.26 B
Top Industries by Series E Startup Funding Volume and Capital
By Series E Startup Funding Round Count:
- Information Technology & Services (7 rounds)
- Medical Devices (2)
- Hospital & Health Care (1)
- Research (1)
By Total Series E Startup Funding:
- Research: $3.5 B (single outlier)
- Information Technology & Services: $1.178 B
- Medical Devices: $93 M
- Hospital & Health Care: $40 M
Geographic Concentration of Series E Startup Funding Rounds
- By Deal Count: California (6), Arizona (1), Michigan (1), New York (1), Texas (1)
- By Capital Deployed: California ($4.332 B), Texas ($0.25 B), New York ($0.096 B), Washington ($0.053 B), Arizona ($0.04 B)
Outlier Note
- A $3.5 B research-round in March skews the monthly and industry sums; without it, March Series E funding drops to $1.15 B.
Series E Startup Funding: Growth Curves Across Top Industries Compared
The growth curves for the top four Series E startup industries reveal:
- Information Technology & Services (dark orange) maintains a steady mid-range presence, dipping slightly in February before peaking in March ($450 M) and tapering in April ($275 M).
- Research (pink) is dominated by one massive $3.5 B raise in March, unmatched by any other sector or month.
- Medical Devices (red) appears only in March with a $93 M round indicating a single mid-quarter instance.
- Hospital & Health Care (gold) shows only a January raise of $40 M, an isolated early-quarter event.
Key Takeaways:
- Steady Drivers: IT & Services offers consistent deal flow across the quarter.
- Blockbuster Moments: Research delivers one-off, high-impact capital mid quarter, requiring precise timing.
- Niche Signals: Medical Devices and Healthcare have sparse, singular spikes, ideal for targeted outreach around those events.
Exceptionally Large and Small Series E Startup Funding Rounds
Outliers defined by an IQR-based upper bound of $450.75 M and the 5th percentile threshold of $40 M.
Exceptionally Large Series E Startup Funding Round (> $450.75 M)
- Anthropic: $3.5 B on March 3, 2025 (research).
Exceptionally Small Series E Startup Funding Rounds (≤ $40 M, 5th percentile threshold)
- Shoulder Innovations: $40 M on March 10, 2025 (medical devices)
- Solera Health: $40 M on January 14, 2025 (hospital & health care)
Strategic Takeaways For Series E Startup Funding
Average Series E Startup Funding Deal Size by Industry
- Research: $3.50 B (single round)
- Information Technology & Services: $168.3 M (7 rounds)
- Medical Devices: $46.5 M (2 rounds)
- Hospital & Health Care: $40 M (1 round)
Average Series E Startup Funding Deal Size by State
- California: $722 M (6 rounds)
- Texas: $250 M (1 round)
- New York: $96 M (1 round)
- Washington: $53 M (1 round)
- Arizona & Michigan: $40 M each (1 round each)
Industry-State Clusters For Series E Startup Funding Rounds
Research:
- California: 1 round @ $3.5 B
Information Technology & Services:
- California: 5 rounds @ $166.4 M avg
- Texas: 1 @ $250 M
- New York: 1 @ $96 M
Medical Devices:
- Washington: 1 @ $53 M
- Michigan: 1 @ $40 M
Hospital & Health Care:
- Arizona: 1 @ $40 M
Strategic Takeaways:
- Blockbuster vs. Bread-and-Butter: The lone Research raise in California dwarfs all others; IT & Services provides the bulk of deal flow at mid range ticket sizes.
- Volume Hotspot: California dominates both across and within industries, ideal for concentrated Series E sourcing.
- Targeted Plays: Medical Devices and Healthcare Series E are one off state level events in Washington, Michigan, and Arizona, opportunistic rather than volume.
- Diversification: To balance a portfolio, mix consistent IT & Services deals in CA with occasional high impact Research rounds, while selectively exploring medical device outliers in niche states.