Kyriba has raised $247.2M across 2 funding rounds, plus 3 undated rounds. The latest round valued Kyriba at $1.2B post-money, with Bridgepoint on the lead line.
Kyriba took a majority investment from Bridgepoint in March 2019 worth $160 million, valuing the company at $1.2 billion and making it one of France's fintech unicorns. Earlier backers included Iris Capital and the Michel Daher family office.
2 funding rounds, the latest highlighted.
Kyriba was founded in 2000, France.
No date is disclosed for this round.
Bpifrance, Iris Capital, Daher Capital, HSBC. $45M raised, led by Sumeru Equity Partners.
Bridgepoint took majority control at a $1.2bn valuation, injecting $160M -- its largest single ticket, following five prior capital raises totalling $120M. Departing investors: HSBC, bpifrance, Sumeru Equity Partners, Upfront Ventures. Remaining: Iris Capital and the family office of entrepreneur Michel Daher. Kyriba was recapitalized in 2004 by investors from a group led by Commerzbank and American Express (Commerzbank being its first client); 2018 revenue reported at $115M, growing 35-40%/year, serving ~2,000 clients across 12 geographies (Paris, New York, Dubai, Shanghai, etc.).. $160M raised, led by Bridgepoint.
No filing has been made.
2 dated rounds, newest first.
HSBCLEADBBridgepointLEADSSumeru Equity PartnersLEADIIris CapitalMMichel Daher family officeLead investors for each round are in the funding timeline.
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No. Kyriba is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
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