Likeminded increases seed funding to €7.4 million

Likeminded increases its seed funding round by €1.5 million to a total of €7.4 million, with investments from IBB Ventures and N & V Capital. The additional funds will be used to expand the mental health platform.

Berlin - Berlin-based Likeminded, specializing in B2B digital mental health solutions, announces that its seed funding round has been expanded by €1.5 million to a total of €7.4 million. Originally closed at €5.9 million in August, Likeminded received this additional investment from IBB Ventures and N & V Capital, well-known investors from Berlin.

Likeminded convinced us because its platform fits well into the modern work environment, characterized by home office, personal responsibility and contemporary corporate management. In view of the current shortage of skilled workers, employee health is crucial to the company's success.

Ute Mercker, Investment Director at IBB Ventures

Just recently, in September, Likeminded acquired Berlin-based startup whylab to strengthen its presence in the mental health space. "Employees are a company's most valuable asset. Likeminded offers companies a supportive platform and plays an important role in the competition for skilled employees," emphasizes Reto Näscher of N & V Capital. "We believe Likeminded will establish itself as a leading platform for mental health not only nationally, but also internationally."

The goal is to help companies build healthy and successful teams. Maximilian Heberger, co-founder and co-managing director of Likeminded, emphasizes, "The additional funding will allow us to bring our mental health solutions to a wider audience. Companies benefit through Likeminded by reducing sick days, increasing productivity and strengthening their employer image."

With the expanded funding, Likeminded is well positioned to continue its commitment to promoting mental health in the workplace and helping companies create healthy work environments.