Shoe Investments, Knight Venture in €2.75m series-A for Dealroom
Shoe Investments and Knight Venture Capital have co-led a €2.75m series-A funding round for Dealroom, an Amsterdam-based data and research company.
Angel investor Oleg Tscheltzoff also participated.
The round brings the company's total funding raised to date to €3.5m. The valuation of Dealroom reached $10m in December 2019, according to the company.
The funding will support Dealroom's continued international expansion in Europe and beyond, including making key hires in these markets.
Previous funding
In 2013, Dealroom raised €250,000 from angel investors Oleg Tscheltzoff and Tim van der Noordt. Subsequently, VentureBuilders Capital and Pieter Schoen backed a €500,000 seed round for the company in 2017.
Company
Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Amsterdam, Dealroom is a tech industry data and research platform that provides worldwide intelligence about startups, innovation and venture capital investment. It has 30,000 users, which include corporates, venture capital firms and governments. The company employs 30 people.
People
Dealroom – Yoram Wijngaarde (founder, CEO).
Knight Venture Capital – Diederik Ingen Housz (managing partner).
Shoe Investments – Ronald van der Heijde (managing director).
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