Veepee, headquartered in France, remains privately held in the e-commerce (flash sales / discount retail marketplace) space. The stock is not listed on any public market.
Veepee has no published valuation.
Summit PartnersLEADVeepee runs members-only flash sales of overstock and end-of-season goods from roughly 6,000 partner brands, spanning fashion, home goods, wine, toys, and travel, letting suppliers clear excess inventory without discounting through their normal channels. It also owns three Paris theaters, a diversification begun in 2014.
Jacques-Antoine Granjon and seven partners founded the company as vente-privee.com in 2001 near Paris; it was renamed Veepee in 2019 after growing to roughly 50 million members across 13 countries and about 5,000 employees.
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No. Veepee is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
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