HTGF backs MeinProspekt
High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) has, together with Mountain Super Angel and TheMediaLab, invested up to €10m in online marketing service MeinProspekt.
The investors plan to integrate MeinProspekt into the news portal DerWesten in order to expand the offered services.
In 2010, HTGF provided seed funding of approximately €500,000 for the company.
Company
The platform meinprospekt.de provides its audience with advertising leaflets to facilitate price comparisons of the latest offers from companies such as Aldi, Lidl and Ikea. The Munich-based company was founded in May 2010 and currently employs 18 people. The website currently offers 600 brochures and leaflets with more than 65,000 products.
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Romy Schnelle is investment manager at HTGF.
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