Slice Stock

slicelife.comConsumer & Lifestyle / Consumer & Lifestyle Enterprise SoftwareFounded: 2009Funding to Date: $128.32MM

Slice's platform is designed for independent pizzerias looking to scale their businesses. With Slice, smaller businesses can optimize their online presence, access supplies like boxes and paper bags, manage inventory and enable online ordering. Slice was founded in 2009 by Ilir Sela and is headquartered in New York, NY.

Register To Buy and Sell Shares

For more details on financing and valuation for Slice, register or login.

Please provide a valid email address.

By registering, you agree to Forge’s Terms of Use. Already registered? Log in

OverviewFinancingsValuation

Enterprise Value

Powered by Forge Data

Access Slice’s valuation and stock price.

View secondary pricing information, VWAP and distribution waterfall. And seek potentially outsized returns with same day private market data for private companies like Slice.

Become part of the Secondary Marketplace, catering to both individual and institutional investors.

Register

Animation displayed is not current and securities are shown for illustrative purposes only.

Slice investors also invested in these private companies

Team

Management Team

Ilir Sela
Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Board Member
Jayant Mittal
Chief Financial Officer
Jason Ordway
Chief Technology Officer
Paula Jo Oleksak
Chief Business Officer
Peter Chane
Chief Product Officer

Board Members

Jake Heller
Kohlberg Kravis Ventures

Frequently Asked Questions About Slice’s Stock

plusminus
Can you buy Slice’s stock?
Slice is not publicly traded on NYSE or NASDAQ in the U.S. To buy Slice’s stock you need to be an accredited investor. Learn more about how to invest in the private market or register today to get started.
plusminus
Can you sell Slice’s stock?
Yes, you can sell stock of a private company like Slice. Forge can help you sell your Slice stock in a way that works for you and the company. So if you are seeking liquidity, register with us today to get started.
plusminus
What is Slice’s stock price?
Slice is a privately held company and therefore does not have a public stock price. However, you may access Slice’s private market stock price with Forge Data.
plusminus
What is Slice’s stock ticker symbol?
Slice does not have an official ticker symbol because this company is not currently publicly traded.
plusminus
Can institutional investors buy and sell private market stocks?
Yes. As one of the largest trading platform for the private market, Forge helps institutional investors seek liquidity as they buy and sell private stock for their portfolios or their clients. Our private market specialists have decades of experience working with institutional firms. Learn more or register today to get started.

News Highlights

Slice sees no sign of 'pizza fatigue' at mom-and-pops
CEO Ilir Sela says small pizzerias are thriving and even taking share from big chains like Domino's, in part thanks to technology.
India’s Slice becomes unicorn with fresh $220 million funding – TechCrunch
Indian fintech Slice, which offers a credit card challenging product, has joined the unicorn club with fresh funds from Tiger Global, Insight Partners and others.
Slice raises $20 million to go after the credit card industry in India – TechCrunch
Slice, an Indian fintech startup that has built a “super card” for millennials in India, said on Monday it has raised $20 million in a new financing round and is adding new features to change how people engage with their credit cards. Existing investors Gunosy, Blume Ventures and others financed th…
Updated on: Apr 18, 2024

PLEASE READ THESE IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICES & DISCLOSURES

Public news articles listed on this page have been curated by Forge based on several factors including, but not limited to, product updates, changes in organization structure, funding rounds, third-party valuations, and key personnel changes. Changes to this list of articles can be made at any time without notice and should not be relied upon for investment purposes. Forge does not verify the accuracy of the information contained in public news articles.