OOoni makes portable pizza ovens for home outdoor use, offering both gas-fired and wood-fired models, along with related accessories. The ovens are designed to heat quickly and cook pizzas outdoors, using simple steps: preheat, load the pizza on a stone or cooking surface, and bake—usually within a few minutes. The product line is sold directly to consumers via Ooni's website, with additional payment options like Klarna and a 60-day money-back guarantee to support customer satisfaction. What sets Ooni apart is the focus on portability and flexibility (gas or wood fuel), a broad range of accessories, and a direct-to-consumer sales approach, which helps keep prices clear and shipping efficient. The company aims to make outdoor pizza baking easy and accessible for home cooks and pizza enthusiasts by offering reliable, user-friendly ovens and a complete ecosystem around outdoor pizza making.
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Founded
2012
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Ooni, an Edinburgh-based cooking-products company, has secured £10 million in financing from HSBC UK, guaranteed by UK Export Finance (UKEF), the government's export credit agency. The facility extends an earlier £6 million credit line. The money will serve as a working capital buffer for expansion in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Chief financial officer Andrew Brown said the company's 2025 profit growth prompted HSBC to raise the facility. Founded in 2012 and initially funded through Kickstarter, Ooni employs more than 230 people, 167 of them in the UK. It is hiring for eight more UK roles. The announcement coincides with UKEF's first Scotland Business Forum in Edinburgh on November 12.
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Ooni's new pizza oven rotating stone turns your pizza and stops when you wave at it. Bethan Morgan Thu, March 5, 2026 at 2:29 AM PST When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. QUICK SUMMARY Ooni has launched the Koda 2 Rotating Stone for its Koda 2 pizza oven series. Available as an accessory or as part of an oven bundle, the Ooni Koda 2 Rotating Stone has a LIDAR sensor so you can start and stop its rotation by waving at it. Ooni has just upgraded its Koda 2 pizza oven range with a new sensor-packed accessory. The new Ooni Koda 2 Rotating Stone is available as part of a full oven bundle or an additional accessory, and it turns your pizza for you so it cooks perfectly on all sides - but it's the LIDAR sensor that I'm most excited about. I got the chance to try Ooni's Koda 2 pizza ovens last year when they first debuted, and I was extremely impressed by them. The Koda 2, Koda 2 Pro and Koda 2 Max cater to beginners, experts and families, and the latter has two independent cooking zones so you cook multiple pizzas at the same time at different times and temperatures. One thing the Ooni Koda 2 series was missing was a rotating pizza stone, a handy feature which turns your pizza to ensure it cooks evenly and so you don't have to do it manually. Now, Ooni has solved this problem with its new Koda 2 Rotating Stone which fluidly spins to cook pizza and other foods consistently and evenly. My favourite feature of the Koda 2 Rotating Stone is its LIDAR sensor. You might be wondering why a pizza stone needs a sensor - I was surprised when I heard about it too - but it allows for hands-free use, so you can start and stop the stone from turning by waving your hand at it! Ooni has engineered the turntable of the Koda 2 Rotating Stone with perimeter-balanced stability. What this means is that the weight and rotating mechanism of the pizza stone is at the edge of the stone rather than at the centre which helps it move more easily and efficiently, without any wobbles. In terms of rotation, the Koda 2 Rotating Stone can rotate continuously or by 90 degrees in intervals, which is recommended for low and slow cooking. For those who already have a Koda 2 pizza oven, the Koda 2 Rotating Stone is easy to install and takes as little as 10 minutes. The Ooni Koda 2 Rotating Stone is available to buy now at Ooni. If you already have a Koda 2 pizza oven, you can buy it as an accessory for £229 for the Koda 2, £249 for the Koda 2 Pro and £299 for the Koda 2 Max. If you're buying the pizza oven with the Koda 2 Rotating Stone, the price is £599 for the Koda 2, £829 for the Koda 2 Pro and £1,149 for the Koda 2 Max.
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Industries
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$13.9M
Headquarters
Chatham, United Kingdom
Founded
2012
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