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The Fat VC Funnel So with 2011s results, the bubble talk will shift into overdrive. The reality is that VC funding is a funnel. More companies get Series A than B than C etc, etc. Within tech, our data shows the VC funnel has gotten fat at the top (a lot of Series A and Seed deals). And VC Darwinism means that not all of these companies can or should receive Series B, C, etc. While some would say this is the way markets work, for a company raising money, this can represent a chokepoint. Some will receive funding, some will die quickly, some will get acqhired or get dressed up as acquisitions, some will be orphaned and figure out a way to make money and become steady businesses and some will die a slower, more tortured death. New York Back to Reality or a Speed Bump? One quarter does not a trend make. So after taking the #2 spot for aggregate VC deals and dollars in Q311, NY slipped back to #3 behind Massachusetts. The state retains its hold on #2 for tech deals and dollars and showed some life in the healthcare realm as well. Well see if NY can fight back like its resilient football Giants or whether the state will just talk incessantly and not perform like the Jets in future quarters.
Healthcare VC Rumors of Death Greatly Exaggerated Healthcare hit a five quarter high on funding and showed solid deal activity. Sector reverses downward trend and shows pulse to close out 2011. Massachusetts Balanced Attack Brings It Back to #2 Massachusetts took back its #2 spot for both deals and dollars with deals across multiple sectors. Healthcare was particularly strong. Internet investment in the state was the one weak spot in an otherwise strong showing. Internet Takes 1/3 of VC Dollars in 2011 Cali and NY account for 59% of internet VC deals and 66% of funding. Internet investments took over 1/3 of venture dollars in 2011. Massachusetts fell to a five quarter low on internet deal share. Mega-deals in the data storage (Dropbox and Box.net) buoy funding. California Steady as Ever. Cali still the top spot for VC deals and dollars. Nuff said. Washington Stalls. Again. Well bring back our Sleeping in Seattle metaphor as Washington continued its multi-quarter dealflow slide and also came down on funding.
Only deals in which VCs are participating are included. Companies which raise money from mutual or private equity funds or corporations (unless it is their corporate venture arms) are not included. We recommend you review our definitions and methodology on p. 59 to see what is included/excluded as there is a great amount of misinformation out there.
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Sector Coverage Green/clean tech Internet Mobile & Telecom Software Energy & Utilities Computer Hardware & Services Healthcare Industrial Automotive & Transportation Business Products & Services Consumer Products & Services Electronics Environmental Services & Equipment Financial Services Food & Beverages Leisure Media Metals & Mining Retail Risk & Security
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Quarter Highlights
283 deals | $2,514M
Top Deals
Dropbox LivingSocial WhaleShark Media Box.net
Top Cities
San Francisco, CA 53 deals | $564M New York, NY 40 deals | $362M Washington, DC 6 deals | $207M Austin, TX 5 deals | $164M Palo Alto, CA 11 deals | $147M Redwood City, CA 7 deals | $146M Mountain View, CA 10 deals | $89M San Mateo, CA 5 deals | $85M Boston, MA 6 deals | $69M Burlingame, CA 2 deals | $46M
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California and Massachusetts combine for 50% of deal share and 67% of dollars. The rest of the field is fragmented as is typical.
Quarter Highlights
172 deals | $1,895M
Top Deals
Portola Pharmaceuticals Agios Pharmaceuticals Rempex Pharmaceuticals Sensors for Medicine & Science Dermira Cleave Biosciences
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Cambridge, MA 13 deals | $262M San Diego, CA 14 deals | $172M South San Francisco, CA 3 deals | $106M Boston, MA 4 deals | $80M Redwood City, CA 2 deals | $74M Germantown, MD 1 deals | $54M Irvine, CA 3 deals | $51M New York, NY 3 deals | $47M Watertown, MA 4 deals | $44M Burlingame, CA 1 deals | $42M
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Overall, venture deal and dollar share stays within its historical bounds.
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Healthcare VCs committed significant deal volume and funding to Series A deals. Series B was weak on both fronts. Is a Series B crunch which is discussed on the tech front also going to hit healthcare?
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Medical devices continue their leading position for deals and dollars within the Healthcare sector, followed by strong quarters for both Pharma and Biotech.
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Across all stages, medians declined. Funding strength in healthcare in Q411 driven by healthy deal volume.
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Quarter Highlights
69 deals | $1,281M
Top Deals
Better Place Stion Soraa eRecyclingCorps
Top Cities
Irving, TX 2 deals | $206M Palo Alto, CA 1 deals | $200M San Jose, CA 2 deals | $145M Sunnyvale, CA 5 deals | $97M Fremont, CA 3 deals | $68M Tucson, AZ 1 deals | $50M Westborough, MA 2 deals | $31M Orem, UT 1 deals | $30M Ashland, OR 1 deals | $28M Santa Monica, CA 1 deals | $27M
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Venture Capital 1999 to present Angel Investment Private Equity Federal SBIR Grants 3 years State Grant Programs Incubators Over 300 Middle Market Private Companies
Sector Coverage Green/clean tech Internet Mobile & Telecom Software Energy & Utilities Computer Hardware & Services Healthcare Industrial Automotive & Transportation Business Products & Services Consumer Products & Services Electronics Environmental Services & Equipment Financial Services Food & Beverages Leisure Media Metals & Mining Retail Risk & Security
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Quarter Highlights
300 deals | $3,836M
Top Sector
# of Deals Internet $ of Funding Internet
Top Deals
Dropbox Better Place Stion Prysm Portola Pharmaceuticals
Top Cities
San Francisco 80 deals | $818M Palo Alto 29 deals | $529M San Jose 12 deals | $355M Redwood City 12 deals | $313M Fremont 7 deals | $212M San Diego 19 deals | $195M Sunnyvale 10 deals | $143M Mountain View 15 deals | $124M South San Francisco 5 deals | $121M Menlo Park 13 deals | $119M
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Quarter Highlights
93 deals | $959M
Top Sector
# of Deals Healthcare $ of Funding - Healthcare
Top Deals
Agios Pharmaceuticals Rapid7 Cyber-Ark Software Zink SAGE Therapeutics
Top Cities
Cambridge 27 deals | $312M Boston 16 deals | $169M Waltham 10 deals | $123M Newton 6 deals | $83M Westborough 5 deals | $47M Watertown 4 deals | $44M Bedford 1 deals | $35M Charlestown 1 deals | $18M Southborough 1 deals | $17M Woburn 2 deals | $16M
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After a breakout Q311 where NY took the #2 spot for overall VC, NY dipped but remained strong still ahead on both deals and dollars vs. Q410.
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Internet continues to command the lions share of deals and dollars, but Mobile deals register volume and Healthcare consumes serious dollars in Q4.
Quarter Highlights
73 deals | $568M
Top Sector
# of Deals Internet $ of Funding - Internet
Top Deals
Fab.com Imagen Biotech Outbrain Knewton
Top Cities
New York 61 deals | $491M Buffalo 2 deals | $37M Ithaca 3 deals | $28M Brooklyn 5 deals | $7M Highland 1 deals | $4M
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Mobile deals see a jump in Q4, reclaiming share of deal volume experienced in Q2. Healthcare experiences 5-quarter high in terms of dollar share.
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Following two relative weak quarters, early stage reclaims share in NY with Seed/Series A commanding 60% of deal volume and nearly 40% of investment in Q4.
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Venture deal volume in Washington was down for a third straight quarter, while investment dollars fall substantially after showing some pep in Q3.
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Internet and Healthcare split venture investment dollars fairly evenly, while Mobile convincingly occupied the third spot.
Quarter Highlights
24 deals | $146M
Top Sector
# of Deals Internet $ of Funding - Internet
Top Deals
NanoString Technologies adSage RedFin Zaarly DreamBox
Top Cities
Seattle 15 deals | $92M Bellevue 3 deals | $32M Redmond 2 deals | $8M Bothell 1 deals | $8M Issaquah 1 deals | $3M Kirkland 1 deals | $2M
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Healthcare continues its tear, as both deal volume and investment dollars grow share for the third straight quarter. Could it unseat Internet for top spot in the near future?
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Seed maintains its share of deals while Series A quadruples its share of deal volume versus Q3. Early stage commands nearly 60% of overall deal volume.
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Texas experiences a substantial dip in deal volume in Q4, but investment dollars pop on the backs of large deals.
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Texas maintains sector diversity in Q4 in terms of deal volume, with Energy taking a distant fifth seat. Mobile & Telecommunications swallows over half of dollars invested.
Quarter Highlights
24 deals | $476M
Top Sector
# of Deals Internet $ of Funding Energy & Utils.
Top Deals
WhaleShark Media eRecyclingCorps Xtera Communications Inova Labs MedMark Services
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Austin 13 deals | $208M Irving 2 deals | $206M Allen 1 deals | $30M Lewisville 1 deals | $11M Dallas 3 deals | $11M San Antonio 1 deals | $4M Houston 2 deals | $4M Richardson 1 deals | $2M
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Only a quarter after owning more than one-third of venture dollars invested in Texas, Energy falls off the map. Mobile explodes; Internet also grows share.
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What is included?
Equity financings into emerging companies. Funding must come from venture capital firms including corporate venture groups. Fundings of only private companies. Public companies of any kind on any exchange (including Pink Sheets) are excluded from our numbers even if they received investment by a venture firm(s) Companies must be headquartered in the USA. Our geographic data is based on the city and state where the company receiving investment is headquartered. If a company has a satellite office/presence in multiple cities or was founded in a particular city but has moved its HQ, our results reflect only this HQ address. Only include the investment made in the quarter for tranched investments. If a company does a second closing of its Series B round for $5M and previously had closed $2M in a prior quarter, only the $5M is reflected in our results. Round #s reflect what has closed not what is intended. If a company indicates the closing of $5M out of a desired raise of $15M, our numbers reflect only the amount which has closed. Only verifiable fundings are included. Fundings are verified via (1) various federal & state regulatory filings (2) direct confirmation with firm or investor or (3) press release. Funding close date matters. Fundings are provided based on funding close date and not on announcement date.
What is excluded?
Angel investment. These are not included in numbers unless an investment round included Angels investing alongside a venture capital firm or corporate venture group. No contingent funding. If a company receives a commitment for $20M subject to hitting certain milestones but first gets $8M, only the $8M is included in our data. No business development/R&D arrangements whether transferable into equity now, later or never. If a company signs a $300M R&D partnership with a larger corporation, this is not equity financing nor is it from venture capital firms. As a result, it is not included. Buyouts, Consolidations and Recapitalizations. All three of these of transaction types are commonly employed by private equity firms and are tracked by CB Insights. However, they are excluded for the purposes of this report. Private equity investments into companies which may have received venture capital investment prior are also not included. Private placements. These investments also known as PIPEs (Private Investment in Public Equities) even if made by a venture capital firm(s) are not included. Debt/loans of any kind. Venture debt or any kind of debt/loan issued to emerging, startup companies even if included as an additional part of an equity financing is not included. If a company receives $3M with $2M from venture investors and $1M in debt, only the $2M is included in these statistics. Government funding. Grants, loans, equity financings by the federal government, state agencies or public-private partnerships to emerging, startup companies are not included. Strictly venture or corporate venture outfits. Incubator investments. Investments of money as equity or debt and/or services by incubators are not included. Strategic corporate investments. Corporations making strategic investments in companies but not as part of a specific organized venture group are not included.
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