Frontera founder Amol Deshpande stands outside the company’s new downtown Denver office. (BusinessDen file)
Twenty-one Colorado startups raised a total of nearly $110.5 million last month, according to SEC Form D filings.
That’s down from January’s $482 million across 27 deals and a far cry from February 2024’s $604.2 million from 59 companies.
Eight Denver-based firms pulled in $26.4 million while one Boulder-based company tallied $4.2 million. Twelve companies elsewhere in the Centennial State raised $80 million.
You can view our sortable spreadsheet, which lists every February Form D, here.
BusinessDen defines a startup as a business that’s less than 10 years old and excludes real estate ventures and funds.
Here are some February highlights from BusinessDen’s startup coverage:
Frontera:
The autism-tech startup came out of stealth with a $32 million round and a new LoDo office.
Read our full story here.
GoodLove:
The Longmont gluten-free baking company bagged $150k on “Shark Tank” in a deal with Lori Greiner.
Read our full story here.
Nomad Lease:
The startup offering landlords “guaranteed rent” completed another raise and hopes to get its tools in the hands of more property managers.
Read our full story here.
Frontera founder Amol Deshpande stands outside the company’s new downtown Denver office. (BusinessDen file)
Twenty-one Colorado startups raised a total of nearly $110.5 million last month, according to SEC Form D filings.
That’s down from January’s $482 million across 27 deals and a far cry from February 2024’s $604.2 million from 59 companies.
Eight Denver-based firms pulled in $26.4 million while one Boulder-based company tallied $4.2 million. Twelve companies elsewhere in the Centennial State raised $80 million.
You can view our sortable spreadsheet, which lists every February Form D, here.
BusinessDen defines a startup as a business that’s less than 10 years old and excludes real estate ventures and funds.
Here are some February highlights from BusinessDen’s startup coverage:
Frontera:
The autism-tech startup came out of stealth with a $32 million round and a new LoDo office.
Read our full story here.
GoodLove:
The Longmont gluten-free baking company bagged $150k on “Shark Tank” in a deal with Lori Greiner.
Read our full story here.
Nomad Lease:
The startup offering landlords “guaranteed rent” completed another raise and hopes to get its tools in the hands of more property managers.
Read our full story here.
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