What is Made?
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in London, Made.com operates as a sophisticated retail platform specializing in designer furniture. The company differentiates itself through a unique business model that connects consumers directly with designers, effectively removing traditional retail intermediaries. This approach allows for high-quality, curated furniture offerings at competitive price points. As a digital-native brand, Made.com utilizes data-driven insights to forecast demand and manage inventory, positioning itself as a leader in the modern home-furnishing sector.
How much funding has Made raised?
Made has raised a total of $253.5M across 6 funding rounds:
Series A
$3.8M
Series B
$9.3M
Debt
$8M
Private Equity
$60M
Series C
$116.7M
Series D
$55.8M
Series A (2010): $3.8M with participation from PROfounders Capital
Series B (2012): $9.3M led by Level Equity and PROfounders Capital
Debt (2014): $8M supported by Silicon Valley Bank
Private Equity (2015): $60M featuring Partech Growth Fund, Level Equity, and Fidelity Growth Partners
Series C (2018): $116.7M backed by Fidelity Investments, Level Equity, and Eight Roads Ventures
Series D (2018): $55.8M with participation from Level Equity, Partech Ventures, and Eight Roads Ventures
Key Investors in Made
Fidelity Investments
A global financial services firm providing investment management and retirement services, known for its long-term commitment to backing high-growth enterprises.
Level Equity
A private investment firm headquartered in New York that focuses on providing capital to rapidly growing software and technology-driven businesses.
Partech Growth Fund
A global investment firm that provides capital, operational experience, and strategic support to entrepreneurs across seed, venture, and growth stages.
What's next for Made?
With the support of major strategic investment, Made.com is well-positioned to further solidify its market share and explore new geographic territories. The company's focus remains on scaling its digital infrastructure and refining its omnichannel strategy to meet evolving consumer expectations. Future growth will likely center on enhancing operational efficiency and deepening its brand presence in key markets, ensuring that the firm remains at the forefront of the furniture retail industry's ongoing digital transformation.
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