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Is SumUp a public company?

No, SumUp is a privately held company and is currently not publicly traded on any stock markets including NYSE or NASDAQ.

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What is SumUp’s stock ticker symbol?

SumUp does not have an official ticker symbol because this company is not currently publicly traded.

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CNBC 12/11/2023

SumUp, a rival to Jack Dorsey’s Block, defies fintech funding slump with $307 million cash injection

British payments startup SumUp, known for its small card readers, on Monday announced it has raised 285 million euros ($306.6 million) in a bumper round of funding that values the company north of $8.6 billion. Sixth Street Growth, the growth arm of global investment firm Sixth Street, led the investment in SumUp, while existing existing investor Bain Capital Tech Opportunities, fintech investment firm Fin Capital, and debt financing firm Liquidity Group, participated in SumUp’s latest round as well.

PYMNTS 12/11/2023

UK Payments FinTech SumUp Raises $307 Million

UK-based fintech SumUp has raised $307m for expansion and development of new services. The funding comes after a year of positive EBITDA and more than 30% top-line growth. The company, valued at $8.5bn in 2022, offers a range of products and services including point-of-sale card readers, cash advances and Tap to Pay on iPhone. The fundraising follows a $100m credit facility raised in August.

FinTech 08/09/2023

SumUp launches point-of-sale cash advances for merchants

SumUp, a global Fintech company, is launching a new cash advance product for merchants. The advances of up to ¬£20,000 will be repaid via card reader transactions and are supported by a $100m credit facility from alternative investment firm Victory Park Capital. The product, initially available in the UK, will soon expand to other European countries.

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