STOCKHOLM, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Swedish startup grocery
delivery firm Kavall said on Monday it had raised 50 million
Swedish crowns ($5.79 million) in a fresh funding round, with
the money to be used to finance expansion.
Kavall, which promises to deliver a range of foods and
staples within 10 minutes from an order being placed on its app,
said the investment had come from among others, Stockholm-based
VNV Global and Inbox Capital.
Kavall was founded in May 2021, with its first operation
opening in the Vasastan district of Stockholm.
($1 = 8.6345 Swedish crowns)
(Reporting by Simon Johnson; editing by Colm Fulton)
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