NEWS27 June 2011
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SWEDEN— Mancx, a Swedish firm that has created a platform for people and companies to trade knowledge, has closed a second round of funding, bringing its total investment to $1.1m.
The company launched back in April with angel investment of $300,000. New investors include Bo Axel Ax:son Johnson and Nils-Robert Persson.
Mancx’s external funding totals $923,000, with additional funding of $169,000 coming from the founders Henrik Dillman and Mattias Guilotte (pictured).
Read more about the company here.
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