After this round of financing, MatHem’s valuation is more than 266 million euros.
Foreign media news , Swedish online grocery store MatHem Recently completed SEK 500 million (approximately 47.5 million euros) new financing, investors include < / span> Kinnevik, AMF, Verdane, and Swedish hardware chain Clas Ohlson. It is reported that this round of financing funds will be used for warehouse construction and further expand its retail distribution business.
After this round of financing, MatHem’s valuation is more than 266 million euros. A year ago, MatHem also received
MatHem’s new CEO, Johan Lagercrantz, joined the company in December 2019. He has a wealth of experience in the consumer service field and has achieved good results. In addition, MatHem also announced the appointment of two new independent directors, Lidia Oshlyansky and Nina Jönsson.
Adding SEK 150 million in this investment, Kinnevik has invested SEK 1.1 billion in MatHem, and now owns 36% of MatHem. Kinnevik is an investment company focused on digital consumer brands, founded in 1936 by the Stenbeck, Klingspor, and Von Horn families. Kinnevik focuses primarily on the Nordic and US markets, and it is also a major investor in Kolonial.no, a leading online grocery store in Norway Norway.
AMF manages more than 650 billion Swedish kronor assets and is one of Sweden’s leading pension companies. With an investment of SEK 280 million, the AMF has become the third largest shareholder of MatHem and owns 10% of the latter.