Series A funding statistics
I recently spent some time looking at typical Series A investments. I used crunchbase to get the underlying data. And then applied a few filters (like Series A only, USD only, etc.) to get to these results. Here are some important notes with that regard-
Log of Series A is a normal distribution
Series A over the years
Series A by Categories
While there are several ways to read into what you see here, it is fun to build your own hypothesis to match the graphs. (For me, I enjoy looking at the outliers that defined 2007/2008) If you believe you have a good hypothesis then please share!
All the analysis was done with the excellent open-source tools R and Python. Email me if you want the scripts or a job pulling fun statistics from large data sets. :-)
- The observations are from companies in the crunchbase db.
- Only companies with Series A funding in USD were looked at.
- Resulting rows: 3730
Median Series A size: $4M
Mean Series A size: $7.05M
Distribution of CategoriesMean Series A size: $7.05M
Series A over the years
Series A by Categories
While there are several ways to read into what you see here, it is fun to build your own hypothesis to match the graphs. (For me, I enjoy looking at the outliers that defined 2007/2008) If you believe you have a good hypothesis then please share!
All the analysis was done with the excellent open-source tools R and Python. Email me if you want the scripts or a job pulling fun statistics from large data sets. :-)
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