Who Raised: 63 startups, $410M — 2–9 Nov 2026
Sixty-three startups closed $410M in the week to 9 November, up sharply from 26 the prior week, with robotics commanding outsized capital despite fewer deals than fintech.
◆ Startups this week
63
◆ Fresh capital
$410M
◆ Undisclosed terms
3 startups
◆ Previous week
26 startups · $384M
◆ Published
9 November 2026
◆ The Week
Sixty-three startups raised a combined $410M in the seven days to 9 November 2026 — up from 26 companies the previous week, a rise of 37 deals. Three rounds remained undisclosed. The sharp volume jump signals a release of pent-up activity rather than a gradual step-change, with the median deal size staying modest against a handful of large anchors.
◆ Stages
Seed was the busiest stage with 30 rounds totalling $163M, while Series A, though fewer at 13 rounds, commanded more aggregate capital at $196M — indicating that the larger cheques are clustering at the first institutional step-up rather than being spread across later stages. Pre-seed contributed 19 rounds and $49M.
seed30 startups · $163M
pre-seed19 startups · $49M
series-a13 startups · $196M
undisclosed1 startup · $2M
◆ Sectors
Fintech topped deal count at 10 raises and $60M, reflecting persistent institutional demand for capital-markets infrastructure and AI-assisted back-office tooling. Robotics, however, dominated capital at $124M across just 6 deals — the highest capital-per-deal ratio of any sector this window — driven by autonomous freight, home robotics, and physical-AI mobility plays. Space Tech registered 4 deals and $26M, an unusually active week for the category. The robotics concentration reflects maturing hardware-software stacks and investor conviction that physical-world AI is approaching commercial deployment thresholds.
Fintech10 startups · $60M
Robotics6 startups · $124M
Enterprise Software5 startups · $11M
Space Tech4 startups · $26M
Digital Health4 startups · $11M
Biotech3 startups · $16M
◆ Geography
The United States led on both deal count and capital, with 17 raises totalling $188M. South Korea punched above its weight, contributing 5 deals worth $46M — a capital-per-deal ratio that rivals the US. India placed second by count with 6 deals ($20M), while the UK matched India's count at 5 deals but raised only $12M, suggesting smaller ticket sizes in London this period.
United States17 startups · $188M
India6 startups · $20M
South Korea5 startups · $46M
United Kingdom5 startups · $12M
China2 startups · $30M
Austria2 startups · $15M
◆ The Database
The full database of all 63 raises, investor names, and stage breakdowns for the week of 2–9 November 2026 is available in the Fusion42 Scout deal tracker.
All tracked startups →◆ Startups in this edition