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Startup funding in Columbus has officially rebounded from a pandemic drop-off last year.
- More than $250 million in investments has gone to area tech companies in Q3 2021, per data from Pitchbook.
Why it matters: The investments range from seed money to later stage rounds, a sign Columbus serves to benefit brand-new startups as well as growing companies.
- Deals range from a $100M Series C investment in robot manufacturer Path Robotics to a $1M angel investment for contactless alcohol ordering service Refill Technologies.
By the numbers: The $255 million invested in Columbus companies in Q3 is a 554% increase compared to the same quarter last year.

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