FFlaconi sells beauty products online in the German-speaking region, offering perfume, skincare, makeup, and hair care. Customers shop on flaconi.de, choosing from a catalog of more than 55,000 items from over 1,000 brands, with product descriptions, reviews, and beauty tips to help decisions, plus a Halle logistics center to enable fast delivery. It differentiates itself through a very large product range, reliable delivery speed, and ongoing promotions supported by media backing from its parent group. Its goal is to grow market share in the DACH region and Poland by delivering a convenient, information-rich, and fast online beauty shopping experience.
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Berlin, Germany
Founded
2011
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Flaconi expands to the UK, Spain and 5 more countries. Flaconi, a German online retailer of perfumes and beauty products, is rapidly expanding internationally. The company, already active in twelve European markets, is entering the United Kingdom and Spain - two of the leading ecommerce markets in Europe. Launches in five additional countries have also been announced. No comments. Latest coupons. Advertisements
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German customer journey software startup Zenloop and its founding squad of ex-Flaconi (the online perfume outlet) pioneers tried their hardest to make the product stick. Sadly, and despite venture support at seed and series A stage, it wasn't to be and German media is reporting Zenloop will close up having already entered insolvency (source — Gründerszene.)As the Berlin-HQed startup's suppliers wrestle over whatever is left, company lead Paul Schwarzenholz laid the blame on the final hour collapse of a crucial convertible loan deal.According to Schwarzenholz, Zenloop was agonisingly close to survival having sought a €500,000 bridge loan. The CEO argued this would've been enough runway for Zenloop to become profitable, but, unfortunately, its equity structure was already heavily populated, and shareholders couldn't agree on a way forward.Breaking the news to his colleagues, Schwarzenholz writes: "We were not able to get the required approval in the short time. Unfortunately, that can happen with a large group of more than 40 shareholders.”
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Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
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Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2011
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