Newest Businesses in Texas

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

About Texas

Texas's Form D filings span Austin (SaaS, AI/ML, fintech, semiconductors), Dallas-Fort Worth (finance, telecom, real estate), Houston (energy, healthcare, aerospace), and San Antonio (fintech via USAA, cybersecurity, biotech). Texas is one of the most diverse Form D filing states by industry, with each major metro specializing differently. Austin's tech ecosystem has grown substantially post-2020 with meaningful relocation from California. Houston's energy-services ecosystem produces distinctive oil-and-gas filings. Dallas-Fort Worth hosts private-equity, fund-management, and fintech activity. Round sizes span the full range.

In 2026, Texas accounts for 390 catalogued filings totaling $15121.9M, running at roughly 83.6 filings per week over the last 30 days.

Total raised
$15121.9M
Median offering
$8M
Active cities
10
Last 30 days
358

Top cities

Featured Texas companies in 2026

$1750M

Saronic Technologies, Inc.

Austin, TX · SaaS & Software · Filed Apr 9, 2026

Saronic Technologies, Inc. is a SaaS & Software company based in Austin, TX. The company is a Corporation, incorporated in Delaware, with it…

$1500M

Canyon Lending Offshore Feeder Fund II, L.P.

Dallas, TX · Services · Filed Mar 31, 2026

Canyon Lending Offshore Feeder Fund II, L.P. is a Services company based in Dallas, TX. The company is a Limited Partnership, incorporated i…

$1000M

Invesco Real Estate Income Trust Inc.

DALLAS, TX · Other · Filed Apr 1, 2026

Invesco Real Estate Income Trust Inc. is a private company based in DALLAS, TX. The company is a Corporation, incorporated in Maryland, with…

About private capital in Texas

Texas has no state personal income tax and moderate corporate taxes, which has driven substantial operating-company, fund-manager, and individual-investor relocation. Austin's tech ecosystem (anchored by Tesla, Oracle, Dell, NI, Samsung fabs, TSMC's supporting ecosystem) has deepened into a major filing origin. Dallas-Fort Worth's financial-services and real-estate industries generate significant fund-vehicle and real-estate filing volume. Houston's energy industry is a distinctive Form D category globally. Texas's business-friendly regulatory environment, combined with no personal income tax, has made it one of the top US states for venture-backed-company relocation.

Texas funding trends

Recent Texas Form D filings show several patterns. First, Austin AI/ML, SaaS, and fintech filings have grown substantially. Second, Dallas-Fort Worth private-equity and fund-vehicle SPVs file at high volumes. Third, Houston energy-services and oil-and-gas filings remain distinctive globally. Fourth, Texas real-estate vehicles target massive multifamily and industrial portfolios. Fifth, San Antonio cybersecurity and USAA-ecosystem fintech filings reflect the city's specialization. Sixth, Texas semiconductor-related filings reflect TSMC-Austin and Samsung-Austin investments. Texas ranks reliably in the top filing states.