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These were the top VC deals for Greater Pittsburgh startups in Q4 2022


Pittsburgh skyline October 2022
Pittsburgh skyline in October 2022
Nate Doughty

Pittsburgh-based tech startups saw another impressive quarter of venture capital investment during the last three months of 2022 and once again bucked the national trend, which continues to see a slowdown in deal flow volume and quantity.

According to data from the PitchBook-NVCA Venture Monitor, 17 local startups saw a combined $224.65 million in new funding between October and December of last year. That's up some 30% from the combined $171 million raised in the prior quarter. It brought the year's total funding amount raised by local startups to more than $663 million.

Nationally, VCs pumped $36.2 billion into 2,935 startups during the most recent quarter, which marks the lowest dollar amount since the end of 2019. These firms invested $49 billion during Q3 2022.

Here are the top venture capital deals scored by companies in the Greater Pittsburgh area last quarter, according to Pitchbook:

  • RoadRunner Recycling Inc. — $90 million*
  • Watt Fuel Cell — $82 million*
  • Maitri Medicinals — $18 million
  • Innovu Inc. — $16 million
  • Honeycomb Credit Inc. — $7 million
  • Erin Technologies Inc. — $5 million
  • Liquid X — $1 million
  • Pittsburgh Knights — $1 million
  • HEARTio — $1 million
  • Resilient Lifescience — $1 million

*These numbers are known to include prior announced funding raises and are not indicative of the total amount raised during the prior quarter alone.


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