6Wunderkinder raises $30m from Earlybird et al.
Earlybird, Sequoia Capital and Atomico have backed to-do list managing app 6Wunderkinder with $30m, according to reports.
Berlin-based 6Wunderkinder is said to have raised a series-B financing round, which includes Sequoia's maiden investment in Germany, according to TechCrunch. The fresh capital will reportedly be used to expand the firm's activities to the US.
Earlybird had already backed 6Wunderkinder in 2012, acquiring a 15.49% stake from High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), according to unquote" data. HTGF originally backed the firm with €500,000 in 2010.
Founded in 2010, 6Wunderkinder is the company behind Wunderlist, an app to organise and share users' to-do lists. In September this year, Wunderlist announced it had reached more than 5 million users.
6Wunderkinder declined to comment while Earlybird, Atomico and Sequoia Capital were not immediately available for comment.
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