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According to a report in Bloomberg , which cites people familiar with the matter, the speedy grocery delivery player is planning to pull out of Spain in a bid to slim its ops and push for profitability — a move that will also see it put its regional focus on the UK market, per the report.
billion at today’s rate). So why did the company raise given that it’s already in a strong position to replicate the same model in other European markets? In addition to France, the startup operates in Spain, Italy, Belgium, Germany and the U.K. Recommendations and advice will be key to gain market shares. billion ($1.42
Spain is preparing to push forward with pro-startup legislation, having recently unveiled a big and bold transformation plan with the headline goal, by 2030, of turning the country into ‘Spain Entrepreneurial Nation’, as the slightly clumsy English translation has it. So it will be something of a milestone.
such as SmileDirect, and now plans to scale across Europe from its existing bases in Spain, Italy, Portugal, the U.K. As Diliara Lupenko says: “We didn’t copy what other companies in the space were doing and approached the market from a different angle from the get-go. Impress now has 75 clinics in Spain, Italy, the U.K.,
The company currently has 15 million users — about half of Spain’s internet population, CEO Rob Cassedy pointed out to us in an interview earlier today, and has maintained a decent No. 4 ranking among Spain’s shopping apps, according to figures from App Annie. market (with more capital in tow).
Now Clikalia , another player in the so-called iBuyer space, has raised €75 million ($86 million) to take that model to markets in Europe and Latin America. The company is primarily active in Spain and Mexico, where it currently has a run rate of 2,400 properties acquired.
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The Ukraine-based startup will now enter new markets and strengthen its positions in Poland, Russia, Spain and Latin America. The global English language learning market is projected to reach $55 billion by 2025, growing at 7% annually, according to reports. There are approximately 1.5
In the latest spark from its fast evolving tech ecosystem, Spain’s scale-ups are banding together to lobby lawmakers and press the economic case for their high-tech, high-growth business model more broadly. Adigital expects Spain to have 20 unicorns by the end of the year.
Netherlands, Spain, France, and Australia) cited help finding paying job and internship opportunities as a top factor. Dutch students also had the lowest ratings for easily getting their questions answered (21%, statistically significantly lower). . Emphasize career opportunities to attract students. Staff in the U.S.,
The platform is designed to increase profits for hotel operators through automated business processes, intelligent pricing and higher occupancy rates. Germany-based NUMA Group expanded into Spain, Italy, Austria and the Czech Republic in 2021. ”
So — if all goes to plan — Spain will finally get a startup law before the end of this year. Spain’s ten-year plan to put startups in the economic driving seat. And for us, for the high commissioner, this is a confirmation that Spain is becoming one of the best countries in Europe for startups.
There are more European countries on the company’s roadmap, such as Spain. For today’s market launch, the company is taking advantage of its acquisition of Dija — Dija had already soft-launched its service in France before Gopuff acquired the European startup. We only come into a market once we’re really ready to win.”.
Netherlands, Spain, France, and Australia) cited help finding paying job and internship opportunities as a top factor. Dutch students also had the lowest ratings for easily getting their questions answered (21%, statistically significantly lower). Emphasize career opportunities to attract students. Staff in the U.S.,
How Robinhood’s explosive growth rate came to be. How Robinhood’s explosive growth rate came to be. tech markets and those overseas, it’s easy to see why some foreign startups would head to our shores when it’s time to go public. David Miranda, partner, Osborne Clarke Spain.
Spanish proptech Clikalia has secured $518 million in debt and equity in what is among the largest venture capital rounds raised in Spain to date. Clikalia is currently at a run rate of over 1,800 properties acquired, which represents 7x to 8x growth versus a year ago. It also has a team of over 600 people.
It has closed a Series D of $220 million at a valuation of over $1 billion, money that the startup will be using both to build in more products to extend its touch points with customers beyond annual use around tax time; and to expand to new markets beyond its current footprint of Germany, Spain and Italy.
Investors in the round include a mix of national and international funds, including Spain’s Seaya Ventures, a new backer of Payflow and Cathay Innovation via its C. On the market expansion front Payflow is planning to launch into two more markets outside Spain, in addition to Chile and Columbia where it is already offering a service.
The energy renovation company based in France is doing well, but it is addressing a market that is much bigger than anticipated. The company just closed a €20 million funding round (roughly $22 million at today’s exchange rate) from Felix Capital. We tackled this market very early on because we really believed in it.”
Billing itself as “AWS for financial services” the startup — which emerged from Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain — has now raised a $10 million seed funding round co-led by WndrCo and Runa Capital. HUBUC says it now covers 58 territories, working with products such as travel booking payments, marketing and media spend, and employee benefits.
Further, the rate of innovation and change is accelerating and assistants are always improving and getting smarter, requiring substantial ongoing investments,” the company explains in a blog post. The screens and software experiences inside car have proven to be a ripe market for companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google.
The new funding will be used to expand into 300 cities, product development and its product, business, marketing and operations teams. It’s seeing the highest demand in places with relatively high vaccination rates, like the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union and the United Arab Emirates. . “To
The startup also today has a “very powerful dashboard,” according to Melo, where companies can track all the learning analytics and see the number of courses, completion rates, ranking of courses and a number of other metrics. The startup has also partnered with Coursera to provide access to UBITS courses in the B2C market.
billion at today’s exchange rate). France is still the company’s leading market as Italy, Spain, Portugal and Germany represent 40% of Younited Credit’s revenue. The company wants to double down on European markets. So far, Younited Credit has granted more than €2.4 billion in credit ($2.8
Jobandtalent says the latest funds will be used to accelerate its expansion in key markets, including the US — its most recent focus. Jobandtalent takes $120M from Softbank to enter the US market. It also told us its annual revenue run rate is now more than €1BN.
The Barcelona startup has raised $120 million, a Series C that is not only one of the biggest for Spain, but one of the biggest currently coming out of Europe. While developed markets like the U.S., Pooling those Latino markets, “We can together potentially sell to 10 million customers,” Romero said.
Overall, Alma processes more than €1 billion annually with its current run rate. The company recently expanded to other markets. It is now available in Spain, Italy, Germany and Belgium. This could be particularly useful for clothing items and other goods that you think you might like, but you might end up returning.
Restaurants can save in wait time and get a better table turnover rate as people tend to leave the restaurant more quickly. Spain, France and Canada. And the company wants to increase its growth rate. market by growing our sales, operations and partnerships teams. Sunday charges pay processing fees based on usage.
billion at today’s rate). In addition to France, ManoMano is operating in Spain, Italy, Germany, the U.K. And the company is currently profitable on this market if you look at this segment independently from the rest of the company. And 2020 has been a successful years as the company’s gross merchandise volume doubled to €1.2
The startup is close to $100 million in “run-rate revenue,” according to McAllister, having grown more than 2.5x Merqueo also reached positive cash flow in Colombia, its most mature market. Instant grocery startup Getir makes its first acquisition to expand into Spain and Italy. Image Credits: Merqueo. EU or China, for example.
The 2009-founded startup has raised more than $290 million to date over its decade+ run but describes itself as just at the beginning of a journey to make a dent in the massive and growing market for temporary work, expecting demand to keep stepping up as more sectors and processes go digital in the coming years.
The funding values Vivd at €775 million ($886 milion at today’s rates). Vivid today is active in four markets — Germany, France, Spain and Italy — and the plan will be to add five more this year, and to be available across all of Europe by the end of 2023.
The market is ready for consolidation, Livne told TechCrunch via email. The company is also cash efficient and has a high customer retention rate of 163%, which are important metrics of trust by its customers, he added. . and Australia, plans to expand further into Europe, including Germany, France, Spain and others, Livne said.
Currently, it says more than 2,500 companies, across 10,000+ locations in its two active European markets, are signed up to its platform to get temps on demand — with 40,000+ workers using the platform each month to book side jobs. “We are launching Zenjob in the UK this year and continue our investment in new European markets.
It plans to use the funding to expand its footprint across metropolitan areas in its existing three markets — the Czech Republic, Hungary and Austria — as well as to break into Germany, Poland, Romania and other countries in the near future. upr, Rohlik CEO and founder, told TechCrunch in an interview. raised $20 million.
Tink , a startup out of Stockholm, Sweden that aggregates a number of banks and financial services by way of an API so that those can in turn be accessed via new channels, has raised €85 million (or $103 million at current rates), at a post-money valuation of €680 million (or around $825 million). billion acquisition of Plaid.
million (€12 million) at its current run rate. And today, the company is launching its device-as-a-service offering in Spain. The company is looking at Portugal, Italy, Germany and Belgium for its next markets. But it’s been growing nicely as the company is expected to generate an annual turnover of $13.1
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The fully distributed startup launched its platform in October of last year and already has an annualized revenue run rate of $330 million, according to CEO and co-founder Austin Allison — a feat which quite frankly seems remarkable. Publicly traded Zillow today has a market cap of $24 billion.) . — Spain.
million at today’s exchange rate) in a round led by Point Nine with several business angels also participating, such as Nikos Moraitakis, Przemyslaw Budkowski, Cihan Aksakal and Louis Pfizner. On the marketplace side of things, the company focuses on Mediterranean countries first, starting with Greece, Italy, Spain and France. “We
Thanks to recent regulatory changes, British investment platform Crowdcube plans to shake things up as it is officially launching on the French market. million at today’s exchange rate) from 983 Finary users in 21 minutes. And yet, few French startups turn to their community of users to raise some new funding. million ($2.4
” Going forward, it will focus instead on its home market of Germany, as well as France, the Netherlands, the UK and the US, which it says collectively account for 90% of its revenues currently.The announcement came on the heels of a report in the German press last night about the layoffs. Apparently others have also looked. (It’s
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