Fleek secures $25m boost for global second-hand fashion platform

James Murray
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Fleek founders Sanket Agarwal and Abhi Arora - Credit: Fleek
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Fleek founders Sanket Agarwal and Abhi Arora - Credit: Fleek

Latest investment to help accelerate development of B2B marketplace accompanying AI systems that aim to digitise circular economy supply chains

London-based start-up Fleek has today announced it has raised $25m in Series B funding, providing a major boost to its plans to accelerate the development of a global B2B marketplace for the fast-expanding...

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