Posted Friday 28th May 2021
Who are the female VC partners shaking things up in Europe? Despite a lacking parity of male and female partners, Sifted have detailed a comprehensive list of the 240 female partners achieving great things in the industry, including the profiles of 15 female VC founders.
UK-based e-commerce platform Slerp has raised $10m after closing both Seed and Series A funding rounds in a short period of time. The platform is enabling premium restaurants to sell products directly from their website, a key tool for many during the pandemic. Will the opening up of restaurants be an issue for Slerp?
Adidas has opened an auction for Reebok following the brand’s disappointing performance. Initially acquired in 2006 for $3.8bn, the Reebok brand only returned to profitability in 2018 and Adidas are throwing in the towel. What’s next for Reebok?
Online marketplace Vinted has raised €250m which sees it reach a valuation of €3.5bn. The company became Lithuania’s first unicorn in 2019 when a Series E funding round raised €128m. Currently the company claims to have 45m members globally.
As start-ups begin looking for investment, it is often the venture capital funds that take an interest and provide the necessary cash for the business to grow. However, there are a number of alternatives to fundraising with VCs so what are they?
Joeslon has advised Plenish on its sale to Britvic, a move which will allow the company to grow its plant-based offering to meet consumer demands. Plenish will be able to continue its rapid growth under Britvic as Kara Rosen, Plenish Founder, will remain with the company.
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Joelson advises the founder and shareholders of InspiredMinds! on its sale to Growth Catalyst Partners
The Court of Appeal ruled that option consideration paid by a buyer should not be included in the calculation of a company's turnover for determining the purchase price.
Joelson, the leading London law firm, has successfully advised the sellers of Pet Microchip Services Ltd (PMS) on its sale to Identi.
