What is Made?
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in London, BC, Made.com operates as a retail entity offering a curated selection of designer furniture brands. The company facilitates sales through both physical stores and an online platform, positioning itself as a key player in the modern furniture market. Its business model focuses on providing accessible designer furniture, aiming to disrupt traditional retail channels.
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 PROfounders Capital and Level Equity
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
Partech Growth Fund
Partech is a global investment firm specializing in seed, venture, and growth stages across multiple continents, with a significant investment capacity. They focus on a wide range of technologies and businesses for both enterprises and consumers.
Level Equity
Level Equity is a private investment firm that concentrates on rapidly growing software and technology-driven businesses. The firm is based in New York, New York.
Fidelity Growth Partners
Fidelity Growth Partners Europe is a venture and growth capital firm that backs technology entrepreneurs. As part of a global network with a long heritage in venture investing, they provide capital and a deep global network to support fast-growing European technology companies.
What's next for Made?
The recent major strategic investment signals a new phase of expansion and development for Made.com. This capital infusion is likely to fuel initiatives such as enhancing its e-commerce capabilities, expanding its product lines, and potentially exploring new geographic markets. The company's trajectory suggests a focus on solidifying its market position and leveraging technology to optimize the customer experience in furniture retail.
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