CDC Entreprises et al. in €3m round for Geolid
CDC Entreprises, A Plus Finance and investment holding Hi Inov have provided French online advertisement solution Geolid with €3m of funding, according to local reports.
CDC is understood to have invested €1m from FSN PME, the French State's €400m venture fund. Meanwhile, A Plus, which had previously backed Geolid with €1.8m in 2010, reportedly provided €450,000 in this latest round.
Geolid will use the fresh capital to bolster its commercial development.
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Founded in 2008, Geolid has developed an online advertising solution allowing small businesses and artisans to achieve a greater visibility online. The Lyon-based company posted a €4m turnover in 2012, more than double the €1.8m it generated the previous year.
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