The numbers have been tallied and Dallas-Fort Worth area startups received more than $274 million in funding during the third quarter, according to The Dallas Morning News.
StackPath and Peloton Therapeutics garnered the largest investments accounting for $232.4 million of the area’s overall total.
The third quarter brought the most investment dollars yet this year for area startups and the venture capital total for 2016 so far has already surpassed 2015, according to The News.
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