
The Web3 product certification platform has raised €20 million from Tiger Global, Commerce Ventures, the Motier Ventures fund owned by the Moulin-Houzé family of Galeries Lafayette, and the former CEO of Jimmy Choo.
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The Web3 product certification platform has raised €20 million from Tiger Global, Commerce Ventures, the Motier Ventures fund owned by the Moulin-Houzé family of Galeries Lafayette, and the former CEO of Jimmy Choo.
Since the outbreak of Covid, Hyve Group hasn’t been alone in its quest to “emerge stronger” both in terms of attracting customers and its finances. So how’s that working out for the UK-based global events business?
With the events industry bouncing back from the dark days of Covid, Hyve Group has also returned to delivering a strong performance in the final quarter of its fiscal year, it said Thursday.
Back at its busiest and performing in line with management expectations. That’s the good news from events specialist Hyve Group in its trading update for the third quarter spanning 1 April-30 June.
Tradeshows organiser Hyve Group said on Wednesday that it’s making further cost savings as it issued a trading update and said revenue was down but it remains resilient.
Hyve Group, which runs the Pure London and Moda trade shows, among many other events, gave an update about rescheduled shows on Friday, as well as those that are continuing to run on their scheduled dates.
Hyve, the organiser of trade shows including Pure London, Jacket Required and Moda, is hoping to raise approximately £126.6 million to reduce its debt and protect its future.
Giant British events company Hyve, which rebranded from its former name ITE a few months ago, has bought US mega tradeshows Shoptalk and Groceryshop to add to its ever larger list of major events.
California-based Dollar Shave Club is expanding to Europe, CEO Michael Dubin revealed at Shoptalk Europe in Copenhagen.
Brian Cornell, CEO of Target, announced the new store re-design that will include second entrances for faster shopping and mobile pay with store associates.