YFM Equity Partners has led a multi-million pound private equity investment into connected planning specialist Vuealta.
"Vuealta is a really compelling proposition that is hugely relevant in a post-Brexit and Covid global market. Its position as a key partner to leading cloud-native planning platform Anaplan, which itself is seeing huge traction, gives it a fantastic opportunity to scale with the support of a multi-billion US-based disruptor. We are excited to be involved in this next stage of growth of an innovative British technology business with ambitious global plans, and add to our evolving stable of high-growth UK tech investments."
The content automation platform raised its first institutional investment from Octopus Ventures to accelerate growth across the United States.
"This is a huge milestone in the evolution of Turtl. Content automation platforms need to be accessible and easy to use across an organisation – from marketing to sales, and communications to recruitment -with non-designers having the power to make design-quality content. Our mission is to ensure enterprise content is timely, relevant and engaging for all – and this funding is crucial for us to progress to the next stage of that journey."
Scottish Equity Partners led the growth equity round to accelerate product development and international expansion.
"APIs are everywhere. Ordered a pizza online? You can thank APIs for that. Just applied for a credit card? That's APIs from start to finish. The modern enterprise is at its core an API company, and those that want to survive are expanding their API ecosystems rapidly. With that growth comes an increasing need to manage, monitor and secure that complexity."
General Atlantic led the Series E financing round to support the company growth.
"Enterprises need to effectively close information gaps by rapidly transforming operational data into analytics-ready datasets that fuel business intelligence, AI, and ML innovation,"
The seed round was led by Index Ventures with participation from Eka Ventures, Venrex, and Dylan Field.
"It’s all very well to ask people to ‘shop responsibly’, but the reality is that consumers only have the choices that businesses offer, and it’s not fair to put the burden on individuals to constantly sacrifice cost and convenience."
