HTGF and IBB provide further funding for PressMatrix
High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) and IBB have invested an undisclosed amount together with a business angel in PressMatrix.
The capital will be used to expand PressMatrix's services and provide additional products such as the monetarisation of its content.
Company
Berlin-based PressMatrix has developed a platform for publishers to make content available via iPad, Android tablet and smartphones. It also offers enhanced interactive elements such as video, slideshows and e-shopping. Founded in 2009, the business currently employs 15 people at its offices in Berlin, Hamburg and Dubai.
People
Andreas Quauke is investment manager at High-Tech Gründerfonds.
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