Dice Raises $65M Funding to Expand Events Discovery Platform
Dice, a London, UK-based events discovery and ticketing platform provider, has raised an impressive $65m in funding. The funding round was led by MUSIC, with participation from Structural Capital, Ahdritz Holding, Exor Ventures, and Mirabaud. This brings the total amount raised by the company to $134.8m. With this infusion of capital, Dice plans to further expand its operations and extend its business reach, both in Europe and the US.
Headed by the CEO and co-founder Phil Hutcheon, Dice offers an innovative platform that enables fans from all around the world to experience live shows and streams.
The company has quickly become a leading player in the industry, with its user-friendly interface and comprehensive event listings. In addition to the recent funding, Dice has also received support from notable backers such as SoftBank, Tony Fadell, Xavier Niel, and the co-founders of DeepMind.
This successful funding round is a testament to Dice's potential for growth and its commitment to revolutionizing the events and ticketing industry. With the additional funds, the company aims to further enhance its platform, improve user experience, and expand its presence globally. As the demand for live events continues to grow, Dice's convenient and reliable service will undoubtedly attract more fans, while also providing valuable opportunities for artists and event organizers.
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3 |  Ahdritz Holding | 1 investment(s) investment(s) | more info | |||
4 |  Exor Ventures | 3 investment(s) investment(s) | more info | |||
5 |  Mirabaud | 1 investment(s) investment(s) | more info | |||
6 |  SoftBank | 2 investment(s) investment(s) | more info |
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