Cazoo
London, United Kingdom · StartupOnline marketplace that simplifies buying, financing, and swapping nearly-new cars in Europe.
StartupGrowthMobilityConsumer
Accelerator
Experior Venture Fund
Founded 2013. Late seed and Series A fund backing high-growth Polish SMEs.
PolandWarsawLate Seed to Series AEnterpriseConsumerSME
Details
Location
Warsaw, Poland
Category
Accelerator
Stage
Late Seed to Series A
Profile
/poland/accelerator/experior-venture-fund
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