Content management start-up GraphCMS gets ten million US dollars

An investor joins the board of the Berlin start-up. The money is used to expand the team.
News by Tom Schmidtgen Tom Schmidtgen · Stuttgart, 23. July 2021

An investor joins the board of the Berlin start-up. The money will be used to expand the team.

The Berlin-based software start-up GraphCMS has completed its Series A financing round of ten million US dollars. The main backer is OpenOcean, an early-stage VC from London. The existing investors, including Peak from Amsterdam, the Berlin VC Paua Ventures and business angels Robin Vasan, Evan Weaver and Mirko Novakovic, are also participating. The start-up has already raised a total of 13.7 million US dollars.

The current investment in GraphCMS is the highest in OpenOcean's history to date. Ekaterina Almasque, General Partner of OpenOcean, has also been appointed to the start-up's board. GraphCMS offers a content management system that is scalable with any front-end framework and distributes content across multiple channels. "GraphCMS' groundbreaking approach combines the best of the worlds of GraphQL and content management systems to give its customers an edge over the competition and the opportunity to take the lead in the era of rapid digitalization," says new investor Almasque. Among other things, the money will be used to expand the team.


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