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16.09.2024 | Boeing Workers Strike: A Battle for Fair Wages and Job Security | The Boeing strike has entered its fourth day, and the air is thick with tension. Over 30,000 workers have walked off the job, demanding better pay and job security. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) is ... |
16.09.2024 | Raylo upsizes debt facility to £125M and secures first-of-its-kind green financing | Circular device subscription platform Raylo has expanded its debt facility with NatWest and Quilam, increasing the value to £125 million.
Raylo is committed to accelerating the circular economy in consumer electronics. Raylo ensures that pr... |
09.11.2023 | UK-based Ooodles raises $12M to scale up its device-leasing services | While refurbished device marketplaces like Back Market have raised substantial amounts in funding (Back Market reached a $5.7B valuation last year after a D round) and Raylo in the UK provides leases for electronics (it’s raised raised $180... |
12.09.2023 | Raylo Raises Further GBP5.2M in Funding | Raylo, a London, and Belfast, Nothern Ireland, UK-based tech platform that promotes the reuse of consumer goods, raised an additional GBP5.2M in funding.
The round was led by Macquarie and Channel 4 Ventures.
The company intends to use the ... |
12.09.2023 | Raylo raises £5.2M in cash and media for equity deal | UK-based sustainable tech platform Raylo has raised £5.2 million, in cash and media for equity, in its latest funding round, led by Macquarie and Channel 4 Ventures. The startup is also gearing up to launch a crowdfunding campaign.
Giving c... |
05.02.2023 | Raylo secured £110 million in a debt, Fever rakes in $110 million at a $1.8 billion valuation and more than €1.6 billion was invested in European Tech this week | This week, we tracked more than 95 tech funding deals worth over €1.6 billion, and over 15 exits, M&A transactions, rumours, and related news stories across Europe.
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04.02.2023 | Raylo Raises £110M in Debt Financing | Raylo, a London, UK-based provider of a tech refurb/subscription platform, raised £110M in Debt funding.
NatWest and Quilam Capital provided the financing.
The company intends to use the financial resources to fund growth and product expans... |
31.01.2023 | London’s Raylo becomes BCorp certified, secures €125M to make gadgets more sustainable | London-based Raylo, a company that offers consumers access to high-end tech products like iPhones on reasonable monthly subscriptions, announced on Tuesday that it has closed a £110M (approximately €125M) debt financing facility from NatWes... |
31.01.2023 | UK fintech Raylo bags £110m debt financing facility | London-based fintech Raylo has secured a £110 million debt financing facility from NatWest and Quilam Capital.
Raylo secures £110m debt financing facility
Founded in 2019, Raylo provides consumers with “affordable” access to high-value tech... |
31.01.2023 | UK-based fintech Raylo lands €124 million as demand for tech on subscription ramps up | - |
31.01.2023 | Raylo raises $136M to build out its gadget lease-and-reuse ‘fintech’ platform | With the economy teetering on recession, and sales of mobile phones and other consumer electronics slowing down globally, a U.K. startup called Raylo that’s leaning into both of those themes has ... |
30.01.2023 | Raylo raises $136M to build out its gadget lease-and-reuse ‘fintech’ platform | With the economy teetering on recession, and sales of mobile phones and other consumer electronics slowing down globally, a U.K. startup called Raylo that’s leaning into both of those themes has picked up £110 million ($136 million) to grow... |
30.01.2023 | Raylo secures £110 million in working capital, achieves B-Corp status | London-based tech refurb/subscription platform Raylo has secured £110 million in a debt financing package provided by NatWest and Quilam Capital. As expected given Raylo’s vertical, the working capital is expected to be used to fund growth ... |
01.11.2022 | The lifecycle of a cotton shirt: How software is turning supply chains green | Price fluctuations, port congestion, trucker strikes, pandemics, war, and the relentless quest for next day delivery; over the last few years all of these factors have shone a light on the fragility of global supply chains like never before... |
06.07.2022 | Subscription Payment Platform Raylo Secures £6.5M to Scale Business Operations | Raylo, the subscription payment platform, recently revealed that it has acquired £6.5 million in additional capital, including an investment from Wayra UK, part of the international telecoms group, Telefónica, along with contributions from ... |
04.07.2022 | Telefónica backs Raylo with £6.5 million to scale subscription payment platform | The refurbished goods market has been booming for a while now. The pandemic made us sit at home and log in those hours from indoors. This also led to an increase in the number of remote devices. And why buy them when we could subscribe and ... |
04.07.2022 | London-based fintech startup Raylo raises €7.5 million for its subscription payment solution | Bringing the increasingly popular subscription model to retailers, London-based startup Raylo has just raised €7.5 million. The fintech firm is reimaging payment options in a way that enables people to get access to the tech they need in a ... |
07.07.2021 | Raylo nabs $11.5M to get more mobile users to lease and reuse | UK-based smartphone subscription startup Raylo has tucked $11.5 million in Series A funding into its top pocket, led by Octopus Ventures.
The equity round follows a debt raise last year — and brings Raylo’s total raised since being founded ... |
07.07.2021 | Smartphone leasing startup Raylo raises an additional $11.5 million | Why buy a mobile when you can lease one? That’s the thinking behind London’s Raylo, who has raised an additional $11.5 million in funding. The subscription model-based startup offers consumers the opportunity to lease a smartphone for less ... |
07.07.2021 | Raylo raises $11.5 million | London-based smartphone subscription startup Raylo Raylo
Founded: 2019
Headquarters: London, UK
Total Funding: $18.86M
See full company profile "> has raised $11.5 million in a Series A funding round led by Octopus Ventures.
Founded... |
26.10.2020 | Raylo raises £10 million in debt financing to grow its circular smartphone economy | Raylo, a UK company offering a circular leasing model for smartphones, has raised up to £10 million of debt to fuel its next phase of growth. The financing deal was led by Avellinia Capital, with participation from another specialist lender... |
08.06.2020 | Why you might never buy a phone again | In the past few years we’ve ditched DVDs, said goodbye to CDs and realised that owning a car is an expensive inconvenience. Increasingly consumers looking to save time, space and money are streaming, subscribing and leasing their stuff. The... |
05.12.2019 | Raylo raises £2.9 million to disrupt mobile industry with subscription devices and affordable network service | Raylo, the UK startup aiming to disrupt the mobile device industry, has raised £2.9 million in late seed funding, from Macquarie and Guy Johnson.
In response to changing sentiments on consumption and concern over the estimated 45 million to... |
24.06.2019 | London-based Raylo, the ‘Netflix’ for smartphone users raises €1.8M funding | Getting your hands on the latest iPhone could be a far-fetched dream for many due to the high cost involved. Though numerous carriers offer these smartphones with bundled contracts, it might require you to spend on unnecessarily on things t... |
21.06.2019 | Raylo nabs £1.6M | Raylo has received a £1.6 million investment from Techstart Ventures and a group of angel backers. The London-based startup offers a monthly subscription service for iPhones, including insurance against loss and accidental damage.
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20.06.2019 | Raylo Raises £1.6M in Pre-Seed Funding | Raylo, a London, UK-based startup that offers a smart way for UK customers to get their mobile, raised £1.6m in pre-seed funding.
Backers included Techstart Ventures and a select group of angel investors including Samir Desai and James Meek... |
20.06.2019 | London-based iPhone subscription startup Raylo launches with £1.6 million in funding | Raylo, a UK-founded startup that offers a subscription for iPhones, has officially launched and picked up £1.6 million in funding from Techstart Ventures and angel investors.
The idea behind Raylo is to apply the subscription model to smart... |
- | Telefónica backs Raylo with £6.5 million to scale subscription payment platform | The refurbished goods market has been booming for a while now. The pandemic made us sit at home and log in those hours from indoors. This also led to an increase in the number of remote devices. And why buy them when we could subscribe and ... |
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- | Smartphone leasing startup Raylo raises an additional $11.5 million | Why buy a mobile when you can lease one? That’s the thinking behind London’s Raylo, who has raised an additional $11.5 million in funding. The subscription model-based startup offers consumers the opportunity to lease a smartphone for less ... |
- | Raylo secures £110m debt financing from NatWest and Quilam | Raylo, a consumer electronics subscription service, has received a £110m debt financing facility from retail bank NatWest and growth investor Quilam Capital, along with unnamed previous backers provided equity funding.
London-headquartered ... |
- | Raylo | “Discover leasing – get the tech you really want. iPhone 13 Pro from £32.99/month, iPad Pro 11-inch from £18.99/month, Refurbished iPhone XR from £12.99/month.” |