BERLIN (Reuters) – London-based payments firm SumUp said on Thursday it raised 590 million euros ($623 million) in its latest funding round, giving it an overall enterprise value of 8 billion euros.
The latest round, which involved a combination of equity and debt, brings the total amount of capital raised to 1.5 billion euros, said SumUp, which counts U.S.-based Block’s Square and PayPal’s Zettle among competitors and is active in 35 countries.
“The funds we’ve raised will enable us to continue to build out our product ecosystem, expand into new markets, pursue value-adding acquisitions,” said co-founder Marc-Alexander Christ in a statement.
BlackRock, Centerbridge and Crestline were among the participants in the funding round led by Bain Capital Tech Opportunities.
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(Reporting by Miranda Murray; Editing by Kenneth Maxwell)
