A startup focused on reducing furniture waste has successfully closed a new investment round, backed by a mix of returning and new investors who support sustainable consumption models.
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Kristine Rønde Rajendran (left) and Emma Lindroth (right) founders of Keepr.
The company, Keepr, announced the funding following a year of 100% growth in 2024. The additional capital will be used to support its international expansion and to enhance its business-to-business (B2B) offerings.
Founded in Denmark, Keepr has built a business model around selling surplus designer furniture with cosmetic imperfections. Its aim is to address the growing issue of surplus stock by giving such items a second life, offering them to consumers at reduced prices while promoting circular consumption.
In a statement, the company expressed gratitude to its investors and partners, calling them "dedicated" and "trusting" in their shared goal of accelerating the circular transition. Keepr also noted that the funding will support its efforts to shift consumption patterns toward more sustainable practices.
As part of its ongoing expansion, Keepr hinted at plans to increase its team size in the near future, with new job opportunities expected to be announced soon.
Source: LinkedIn.