Otto Group
Otto Group is a prominent retail e-commerce company based in Hamburg, Germany, founded in 1949. The company operates through three main divisions: multichannel retail, financial services, and logistics. Its multichannel retail segment encompasses the sale of fashion, footwear, furniture, and lifestyle products through diverse channels, including e-commerce, catalogs, and physical retail stores, both domestically and internationally. In addition to retail, Otto Group offers a range of financial services tailored to the retail sector, such as consumer loans, liquidity management, receivables management, merchandise pre-financing for medium-sized businesses, and marketing and risk information. The logistics division supports these operations by providing essential services to ensure efficient product distribution and delivery.
MedGate
Acquisition in 2022
MedGate is a prominent provider of integrated outpatient care in Switzerland, focusing on digital health services that encompass prevention, acute medical care, and chronic disease management. The company operates a Telemedicine Center, Health Centers, and a Partner Network, which work collaboratively to ensure comprehensive healthcare delivery for patients. MedGate offers a range of services, including telemedical consultations, rehabilitation management, patient recruitment for clinical trials, and support for insurers, payors, medical service providers, and employers. By prioritizing accessible and effective medical treatments, MedGate aims to enhance patient care while maintaining cost-efficiency and clarity in its services.
Co-founded by Gregorio Gilardini and Alejandro Garay in 2018, Leasy is a FinTech platform that provides automobile financing to ride-hailing drivers through a subscription model. It uses its algorithm and evaluators to analyze users' profiles and find suitable cars for them and helps customers to enter into a contract to own a vehicle.
OrderThis
Acquisition in 2019
OrderThis connect the Internet of Things (IoT) with E-commerce. We provide consumers with control over their everyday purchases via IoT devices. Demand-driven, time-saving, and convenient.
Fitfox
Corporate Round in 2018
Since launching its service in Hamburg, Fitfox offers pay-as-you-go passes for sport activities such as gyms, yoga classes, leisure centres and marathons in over 100 cities in Germany, including Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Stuttgart and Frankfurt. In 2018, SportScheck - Germany's largest sports retail company acquired Fitfox to 100 percent after investing in 2017.
Since launching its service in Hamburg, Fitfox offers pay-as-you-go passes for sport activities such as gyms, yoga classes, leisure centres and marathons in over 100 cities in Germany, including Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Stuttgart and Frankfurt. In 2018, SportScheck - Germany's largest sports retail company acquired Fitfox to 100 percent after investing in 2017.
Auctionet.com
Series A in 2016
Auctionet is a marketplace where auction houses from all over Europe sells furniture, art, design items, collectibles and more. The items are sold at online auction, much like eBay, but with a significant difference: all items are carefully inspected, described and photographed by experts, so you can bid with confidence.Auctionet.com was founded in 2011 by Niklas Söderholm, formerly CEO and founder of Bukowskis Market, and Tom Österman, senior expert formerly of Bukowskis and Åmells.
Creative-Task
Acquisition in 2013
Creative-Task is develops web applications.
GetNinjas
Series A in 2013
GetNinjas is a local services marketplace based in São Paulo, Brazil, that connects clients with a wide range of service providers across Latin America. Launched in 2011, the platform facilitates the hiring of over 200 types of services, including cleaning, private lessons, plumbing, and personal care, among others. With a network of more than 650,000 service providers, GetNinjas generates over $100 million in gross merchandise volume (GMV). The platform aims to streamline the process of finding and hiring local professionals, making it easier for users to access essential services tailored to their needs.
CoupFlip
Angel Round in 2011
CoupFlip operates a marketplace for buying and selling unused daily deals from platforms like Groupon and LivingSocial, addressing the issue of buyer's remorse among consumers. By purchasing these deals for cash, CoupFlip enables sellers to quickly liquidate their vouchers without the delays associated with consignment sales. This service caters to the significant number of consumers—estimated at 20-40%—who either regret their purchases or fail to use their vouchers before expiration. Additionally, CoupFlip's mobile-enabled platform helps unlock value from expired or unused deals, providing consumers with opportunities to acquire deals that they may have missed due to the flash sale model of typical daily deal sites. By creating a secondary market, CoupFlip enhances the overall utility of daily deals, which are part of a group buying market projected to generate substantial revenue.
Kitaro Fashion
Acquisition in 2010
Kitaro Fashion is manufactures apparel for men. It offers t-shirts and polos, sweaters and knits, and shirts. It offers products online.
myToys.de
Acquisition in 2000
myToys.de GmbH sells toys and related products for kids through the Internet. The company offers building blocks, baby toys, wooden toys, games and puzzles, children's fashion products, play cars, footmuffs, arts and crafts, and dolls. It also provides products ranging from early essentials for babies to colouring books, stationery, and characters. The company was founded in 1999 and is based in Berlin, Germany. myToys.de GmbH operates as a subsidiary of Otto (GmbH & Co KG).
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