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Who raised money: startup funding by country, industry and size · Indiedex

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Funding

Who raised money, and how much.

Who raised, when, and from whom? Explore announced rounds, including emerging Indian companies, and company-reported SEC notices. Each amount keeps its original source and date.

Filings: 14,221
Latest SEC filing: 2026-03-31
Announced rounds: 6

United States 13,507

United Kingdom 99

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Filed with the SEC

1 filings · Form D notices of private raises, 2024-01-02 to 2026-03-31

Meihua International Medical Technologies Co., Ltd.Other Health Care
Yangzhou, China · founded 2020 · Options, Convertible · 2 investors · Huijuan Zhao, Yongjun Liu
$5.6Mfiled 2024-01-08

How to read this

Form D is the notice US companies (and foreign companies raising from US investors) file after selling securities privately. “Reported raised” is the total amount sold in that offering as of the filing; it isn’t a valuation and can span several closes. We keep operating companies in tech, health, consumer and business industries and drop investment funds and SPVs. Source: SEC Form D data sets (public domain). Announced rounds come from company announcements and press reports and link to them. Indian and many other companies don’t file Form D, so their coverage comes from announced rounds only.