London-based Dwelly, which aims to roll up independent UK real estate agencies and modernize their operations using AI, raised £32M in equity and £37M in debt
A startup founded by former Uber and Gett executives that is aiming to roll up independent real estate agencies across …
Gett, the London- and Israel-based on-demand ride hailing service, raises $100M from new and existing investors, bringing its total raised to $750M
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Israeli B2B ride-hailing service Gett raises $200M in a mix of debt and equity at a $1.5B valuation, aims for an IPO by Q1 of 2020
As Uber gears up for an IPO, one of its smaller rivals has raised some money as it prepares to take its own turn on the public market.
Israeli ride-hailing service Gett, which anticipates becoming profitable later this year, is planning an IPO on either the London Stock Exchange or in Israel
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Der Spiegel: Volkswagen is planning to write off over $300M it invested in Gett, as the Israeli startup struggles to compete with Uber, Lyft, Didi, and others
Globes Online :
Der Spiegel: Volkswagen is planning to write off over $300M it invested in Gett, as the Israeli startup struggles to compete with Uber, Lyft, Didi, and others
Globes Online :
Ride-hailing service Gett raises $80M led by existing investor VW at a ~$1.4B valuation, says it will be profitable by Q1 of next year
While Uber is growing its business with a net loss on its balance sheet, a smaller rival has confirmed a round of funding, and projects that it will be profitable by Q1 of next year.
VW invests $300M in Uber rival Gett in new ride-sharing partnership
The on-demand transportation service continues to heat up, and today the spotlight is shining on a New York startup whose business is based primarily in Europe. Gett, a cab-hailing startup with opera...
Uber competitor Gett to launch corporate service in New York within weeks as company shifts global marketing budget to the city
Uber's Massive European Competitor Gett Shifts Focus To New York — As Uber doubles down on its investment in Europe and Southeast Asia, Gett is reinvesting its international profits into New York.