The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for January 2019

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Boom raised $100 million last month. (Courtesy of Boom)

Startups in Colorado raised a total of $238 million in the first month of 2019, according to a tally of Form Ds filed with the SEC last month.

The biggest chunk of funding was reported by supersonic jet startup Boom Supersonic, which raised $100 million last month.

Startups in Denver raised $46 million, while Boulder startups raised $10 million. Startup funding across the rest of the state totaled $182 million.

BusinessDen defines a startup as a private company that’s 10 years old or less, and excludes funds and real estate ventures.

In total, Colorado companies, including nonstartups, raised $480 million in January.

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FloWater refill stations. (Courtesy FloWater)

Here is BusinessDen’s previous coverage of startups that raised funding last month:

FloWater, which makes purified water refill stations, raised $15 million.

• Needle injection health startup PharmaJet raised $1.8 million.

Vita Inclinata, which makes a stabilizing technology for helicopters, raised $1.3 million.

• Discount brokerage Trelora raised $800,000.

Kinecho, a startup aimed at preserving family memories, raised $450,000.

BoomFlying

Boom raised $100 million last month. (Courtesy of Boom)

Startups in Colorado raised a total of $238 million in the first month of 2019, according to a tally of Form Ds filed with the SEC last month.

The biggest chunk of funding was reported by supersonic jet startup Boom Supersonic, which raised $100 million last month.

Startups in Denver raised $46 million, while Boulder startups raised $10 million. Startup funding across the rest of the state totaled $182 million.

BusinessDen defines a startup as a private company that’s 10 years old or less, and excludes funds and real estate ventures.

In total, Colorado companies, including nonstartups, raised $480 million in January.

flowater1

FloWater refill stations. (Courtesy FloWater)

Here is BusinessDen’s previous coverage of startups that raised funding last month:

FloWater, which makes purified water refill stations, raised $15 million.

• Needle injection health startup PharmaJet raised $1.8 million.

Vita Inclinata, which makes a stabilizing technology for helicopters, raised $1.3 million.

• Discount brokerage Trelora raised $800,000.

Kinecho, a startup aimed at preserving family memories, raised $450,000.

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