Colorado startups raised $120 million in November, according to a tally of SEC Form Ds by BusinessDen.
The largest startup funding round went to an oil and gas firm, Crimson Midstream Holdings, which raised $74 million. Second in line was software startup SendGrid, which reported raising $33 million as it zeroes in on a potential IPO in 2017.
For this survey, BusinessDen defines a startup as any business founded in the past 10 years, excluding publicly-traded companies, real estate projects and investment funds
Altogether, Colorado companies notched $348 million in Form D offerings last month.
To see all of those offerings, from startups and non-startups alike, download our spreadsheet. Here is some of BusinessDen’s past coverage of the companies on this month’s list:
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- Publicly-traded cannabis company AmeriCann raised $2 million last month in a Form D offering.
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- Telemedicine startup CirrusMD is taking aim at a $2 million raise.
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- Hyprloco, a Denver software startup, notched $500,000 as of an SEC filing in November.
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- Melody Health Insurance got a $1 million shot in the arm as it eyes a potential merger.
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- Revolar’s first product, an emergency alert device. It plans to put similar technology into wearables, like jewelry.
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- Rockies Venture Club is launching its first venture capital fund at the beginning of 2017.
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- Email software startup SendGrid raised $33 million as it prepares a potential IPO in 2017.
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- Startup accelerator Techstars has disclosed a $3.4 million fund called Techstars Boston 2017.
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- Tokken, a mobile payment app for the cannabis industry, put away $500,000 in November.
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- Greenwood Village app startup WeeSchool pocketed $200,000.
To see who’s raising money in your neck of the woods, you can view our funding map here.
Colorado startups raised $120 million in November, according to a tally of SEC Form Ds by BusinessDen.
The largest startup funding round went to an oil and gas firm, Crimson Midstream Holdings, which raised $74 million. Second in line was software startup SendGrid, which reported raising $33 million as it zeroes in on a potential IPO in 2017.
For this survey, BusinessDen defines a startup as any business founded in the past 10 years, excluding publicly-traded companies, real estate projects and investment funds
Altogether, Colorado companies notched $348 million in Form D offerings last month.
To see all of those offerings, from startups and non-startups alike, download our spreadsheet. Here is some of BusinessDen’s past coverage of the companies on this month’s list:
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- Publicly-traded cannabis company AmeriCann raised $2 million last month in a Form D offering.
-
- Telemedicine startup CirrusMD is taking aim at a $2 million raise.
-
- Hyprloco, a Denver software startup, notched $500,000 as of an SEC filing in November.
-
- Melody Health Insurance got a $1 million shot in the arm as it eyes a potential merger.
-
- Revolar’s first product, an emergency alert device. It plans to put similar technology into wearables, like jewelry.
-
- Rockies Venture Club is launching its first venture capital fund at the beginning of 2017.
-
- Email software startup SendGrid raised $33 million as it prepares a potential IPO in 2017.
-
- Startup accelerator Techstars has disclosed a $3.4 million fund called Techstars Boston 2017.
-
- Tokken, a mobile payment app for the cannabis industry, put away $500,000 in November.
-
- Greenwood Village app startup WeeSchool pocketed $200,000.
To see who’s raising money in your neck of the woods, you can view our funding map here.
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