KKoRo provides a broad selection of high-quality foods, focusing on natural items such as nut butters, dried fruit, clean-label snacks, and functional foods. The company sells these products online and through thousands of retail locations across Europe, reaching over 1.5 million customers. Its approach centers on transparency and ongoing product innovation, aiming to offer items that are convenient, enjoyable, and better and different for conscious eaters. KoRo differentiates itself by a strong emphasis on clear labeling, continuous product development, and a direct-to-consumer plus wholesale distribution model, supported by a large European footprint and a Berlin-based headquarters. The company’s goal is to push food industry norms by expanding the frontier of foods that are easy to access, trustworthy, and tailored to health-conscious consumers.
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Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$130.2M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2014
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German snack brand KoRo has secured a €5m ($5.2m) extension to its Series C funding round from Kharis Capital, bringing the total to €40m. The funds will support KoRo's expansion in France, Italy, and the Benelux region, and enhance its omni-channel presence. Kharis Capital partner Eric Melloul will join as a board observer. KoRo has received €115m in total financing to date. The Series C round was led by Coefficient Capital and included several other investors.
KoRo has secured a €5m ($5.2m) investment from Kharis Capital in a Series C extension, to drive its “next phase of growth”.
Kharis Capital’s Kharis Food Tech Fund has invested in KoRo, a German brand known for natural, plant-based snacks. The investment amount was not disclosed. KoRo plans to use the funds to expand its business across Europe. Founded in 2014, KoRo has grown to over 2 million customers and 13,000 retail locations, offering products like nut butters and dried fruits.
Koro, a Berlin-based snack specialist, has raised a significant double-digit million euro amount in a Series C funding round. The company aims to return to profitability under CEO Florian Schwenkert and plans to invest the fresh capital in further growth. A new investor has joined Koro in this funding round.
KoRo has secured €35 million in a Series C funding round led by Coefficient Capital, with participation from existing investors like Five Seasons Ventures and HV Capital. The funds will be used to strengthen KoRo's omnichannel presence and support its European expansion, particularly in France, Italy, and the Benelux region. KoRo aims to become a leading love brand in Germany and has recently been recognized as a top startup brand in the country.
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Industries
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$130.2M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2014
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