Katana has announced a €14 million extension of its Series B funding round, led by Cogito Capital Partners, aimed at enhancing its inventory management solutions for SMBs globally.

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Katana, a cloud-native Inventory Management Platform tailored for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) that sell physical products, recently announced the extension of its Series B funding round, securing an additional €14 million. This funding round is primarily led by Cogito Capital Partners, along with contributions from the Fenton/Greer Family Trust, which is managed by Peter Fenton and Kate Greer, as well as participation from existing investors such as Northzone, Atomico, 42Cap, and Lightrock. Since its initial Series B funding in 2022, Katana has successfully tripled its revenue, bringing its total funding raised to over €60 million.

Now trusted by more than 1,500 SMBs across 70 countries, Katana enables product-driven businesses to achieve real-time visibility in inventory management, production processes, and order fulfillment. The company is on a robust growth trajectory, powered by its advanced AI-driven technology framework and an expanding marketplace for integrations.

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