Zipline, a drone-based delivery services provider, has raised USD 330 million in a Series F funding round involving new and existing investors. This round raises Zipline’s total funding up to USD 821 million, valuing the company at USD 4.2 billion (up from its USD 2.75 billion valuation in June 2021). Reportedly, the filing also includes a Series F-1 extension of up to USD 20 million that could be rolled into the round in the future.
The company has earmarked the funding for continued growth in operations including launching its new drone-based delivery service.
Analyst QuickTake: Zipline is one of the most advanced startups in the drone delivery space, having conducted 535,000+ commercial deliveries to date—mostly in Africa. It is also the most well-funded privately-held drone-based delivery startup covered in the last-mile delivery automation space, followed by Matternet (having raised USD 74 million to date).
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