Blueground, a vacation rental platform, raised USD 45 million in a Series D round. Susquehanna Private Equity Investments led the round, with other backers such as WestCap participating. The company's recent valuation remains undisclosed, but the previous round valued it at USD 750 million.
The startup is planning to allocate the new funds toward expansion into new markets and making substantial investments in technology. Following its recent endeavors with acquisitions, initial plans also involve integrating these new assets. The company is also eyeing a potential initial public offering (IPO).
The enterprise offers fully furnished apartments for temporary stays in 32 markets across 17 countries. In the past year, Blueground experienced a substantial 70% growth surge, with revenues climbing to USD 560 million as compared to the preceding year's USD 300 million. The company anticipates achieving positive cash flow by 2024.
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