Oxford Capital Partners invests in Flirtomatic
Oxford Capital Partners has invested in online social network Flirtomatic, joining Doughty Hanson Technology Ventures, Seraphim Capital and Nauta Capital as investors.
The inventment brings Flirtomatic’s total fundraising for 2010 to $10m. The social network company plans to enhance its market strategy and launch into other European countries in 2011, as well as to bring further talent across Europe and the US.
Founded in 2005, Flirtomatic is a venture-backed company that has raised over $17m. The company operates free service across the UK, US, Germany, Australia and it is currently launching in Spain.
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