The Stockport-based startup raised $2.6M from NPIF II, GMCA, and private investors to scale operations and enhance its platform. The company rebranded from Shopblocks and aims to triple ARR in three years.
Symphony Commerce, formerly Shopblocks, raised $2.6M. Investors include NPIF II, Mercia Ventures, GMCA, and private backers. The total funding now stands at $7.8M. This investment will help expand its B2B commerce platform worldwide.
The company doubled ARR to $1.7M in 18 months and aims to triple it in three years. With 2,000+ clients, including Toshiba and Giacom, Symphony is growing fast. It integrates with ERP, finance, and marketing tools to streamline B2B e-commerce.
Symphony’s platform helps wholesalers and manufacturers with complex pricing, discounts, and personalized experiences. The rebrand and new features position it as a leader in handling large-scale B2B e-commerce operations.
Mercia Ventures’ Robert Hornby believes Symphony Commerce can lead in B2B e-commerce. With fresh capital, the company is set to expand its team and enhance customer experiences, making B2B transactions more seamless.
Will Symphony Commerce dominate B2B e-commerce?
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