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Colchester · Colchester, United Kingdom

Private financing in Colchester, aggregated from public sources.

$42.5M
Capital raised
13
Companies
2
Rounds
2021
First on record
2022-05-10
Latest round

— Colchester drew — over the last 12 months. Of 1 companies rankable against same-niche peers, 100% model over-valued and 0% under-valued.

Capital flow over time

Quarterly capital raised in Colchester.

2021-Q2 · $1.5M2021-Q22022-Q2 · $41.0M2022-Q2
Sector mix
SectorCompaniesRoundsCapital
Biotechnology12$42.5M
Top-funded companies
CompanySectorRaisedModeled value
Vernal Biosciences, Inc.Biotechnology$42.5M$827.2M
Church Street Townhouse LTDHospitality / Food——
Colne Valley Building Services LimitedConstruction——
Coneco LimitedReal Estate——
Davey And Company London LimitedConsumer / Retail——
Dcl Dev LimitedTechnology / Media——
Ivy Lodge Farm LimitedAgriculture / Fishing——
Prc Clean (uk) LimitedBusiness Services——
Oblako LimitedProfessional Services——
Philip Smith Plumbing And Heating LimitedConstruction——
Will Hitchcock Consulting Limited———
Ali Healthcare LimitedHealthcare——
Apple Tree Cake Design LimitedHospitality / Food——
More in Colchester, United Kingdom
SAN FRANCISCO$186.3BNEW YORK$184.6BBOSTON$44.5BNew York$39.7BAUSTIN$29.3BCHICAGO$28.9BLOS ANGELES$27.7BCAMBRIDGE$24.7B

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Frequently asked
How much venture funding have companies in Colchester raised?
Companies based in Colchester have raised approximately $42.5M across 2 recorded financing rounds among 13 companies, aggregated from public sources.
What sectors are most active in Colchester?
The most active sectors in Colchester by recorded financing are Biotechnology. See the sector mix table for company and round counts.
Which are the most-funded companies in Colchester?
The most-funded Colchester companies in our coverage include Vernal Biosciences, Inc., Church Street Townhouse LTD, Colne Valley Building Services Limited, Coneco Limited, Davey And Company London Limited. See the ranked table for disclosed capital and modeled valuations.