Newest Businesses in Indiana

Browse newly-funded private companies headquartered in Indiana. Sorted by filing date, with the most recent on top.

About Indiana

Indiana's Form D filings center on Indianapolis, with secondary activity from Bloomington, West Lafayette (Purdue University), and Fort Wayne. Indianapolis hosts healthtech companies tied to Eli Lilly and Anthem/Elevance; logistics tech leveraging Indiana's cross-state transportation role; and a growing SaaS and fintech cluster. Purdue's engineering pipeline contributes to hardware and manufacturing-tech filings. Round sizes typically range $2M–$30M with occasional larger filings from established players. Delaware incorporation dominates; Indiana LLCs appear for real-estate and asset-backed vehicles.

In 2026, Indiana accounts for 25 catalogued filings totaling $327.5M, running at roughly 5.1 filings per week over the last 30 days.

Total raised
$327.5M
Median offering
$2.7M
Active cities
10
Last 30 days
22

Top cities

Featured Indiana companies in 2026

About private capital in Indiana

Indiana has a low corporate income tax rate and a regulatory environment friendly to manufacturing and logistics businesses. Indianapolis's insurance and pharma anchors (Eli Lilly, Anthem/Elevance) generate healthtech and insurance-tech filing activity. The state's manufacturing base (RVs, automotive-adjacent, specialty manufacturing) produces occasional industrial filings. Purdue University's engineering research drives a meaningful share of the state's hardware and advanced-manufacturing filings. Real-estate vehicles target Indiana industrial and multifamily assets. Operating companies incorporate in Delaware as standard.

Indiana funding trends

Recent Indiana Form D filings show several patterns. First, Indianapolis healthtech companies file regularly, tied to the state's pharma and insurance anchors. Second, logistics and supply-chain filings reflect Indiana's transportation-crossroads role. Third, manufacturing-tech and advanced-manufacturing filings from Purdue-ecosystem spinouts appear steadily. Fourth, real-estate vehicles target Midwest industrial and multifamily property. Fifth, fintech and SaaS filings grow modestly. Indiana's filing volume is middling but steady, reflecting the state's balanced economy.