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Brighton startup raises $33m for social media analytics platform

byCustoms Today Report
30/10/2015
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LONDON: It’s not every day a Brighton tech startup raises tens of millions of pounds to grow their business but that’s exactly what Brandwatch, a social media monitoring and analytics company, has done this week.

Brandwatch announced a $33 million (£22 million) series C funding round today, bringing total investment in the company up to $64 million (£42 million).

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Former backers Highland Capital Partners and Nauta Capital were involved in the round that was led by Partech Ventures.

Brandwatch, which has offices in Brighton, New York and Singapore, said it was able to raise the latest round off the back of strong appetite from organisations for social analytics platforms.

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