Latest Median Biotech Series A Valuation, Size & Dilution

Series A Benchmarks for Biotech Startups

Median deal size, valuation, and dilution for Biotech companies raising a Series A—powered by Carta.

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Data as of: May 2026

Funding stage

Seed Series A Series B Series C Series D+

Sector

Biotech

Region

All of USA

Date range

Q1 2023 to Q1 2026

Benchmark metrics

Annual median metrics for startups in Biotech in All of USA

Date range: Q1 2023 – Q1 2026

Series A

Median deal size

Median post-money valuation

Median dilution

Data table

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Start time End time Funding stage Sector Region Median deal size Median
pre-money val
Median
post-money val
Median dilution
Q1 2023 Q1 2026 Series A Biotech All of USA $15.9M $35.0M $56.9M 32.0%

Series A

Biotech • All of USA

Q1 2023 - Q1 2026

Deal size

$15.9M

Pre-money

$35.0M

Post-money

$56.9M

Dilution

32.0%

Methodology

About the Data

This dataset covers approximately 20,000 primary equity fundraising rounds completed by Carta cap table customers from January 2021 onwards. All data is aggregated and anonymized. Only companies headquartered in the United States are included. Bridge rounds and convertible instruments are excluded.

Regions are defined by U.S. Census Bureau Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs). Bay Area combines two MSAs to cover the full SF + South Bay tech ecosystem; the others map to a single MSA each.

How the Filters Work

The charts are designed to visualize temporal trends, while the table is optimized for cross-sectional analysis.

In the charts, this tool aggregates data from all selected sectors and regions into a single metric to show one line per stage over time. It also aggregates data from the selected quarters into their corresponding years to show annual trends.

In the data table, this tool aggregates data across the selected time period. It segments each combination of the selected stages, sectors, and regions into separate rows for comparison. It also includes top-level benchmarks (all-sector, all-region) for direct comparison against granular segments.