US EditionGerman AI startup Parloa triples valuation to $3 billion in latest fundraise
Parloa's $350 million funding raises its valuation to $3 billion, enabling expansion of AI agents and workforce growth to 600 employees, CEO said.
- Jan 15: Parloa, Berlin-based AI customer service startup, raised $350 million in Series D, tripling its valuation to $10 billion, announced on Jan 15.
- The round follows a $120 million raise eight months earlier that valued Parloa at $1 billion, taking total funding to more than $560 million.
- Parloa will use the funds to build a multi-model, contextual experience and expand in San Francisco and Madrid, increasing headcount from 380 to 600 by the end of 2026.
- Existing enterprise customers include Allianz, Booking.com, Microsoft, Accenture and KPMG, as businesses adopting AI voice agents rise amid Gartner's 17 million contact‑center agents estimate.
- Market consolidation and rocky deployments mean companies including Sierra, Decagon, Intercom, Kore.ai, PolyAI, and Klarna face challenges, as Klarna warned last year about difficulties.
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Malte Kosub has believed in the breakthrough of AI for almost ten years. Now he sees the time of his start-up Parloa – and wants to build Germany's next digital global market leader after SAP.
German AI startup Parloa triples valuation to $3 billion in latest fundraise
German startup Parloa has raised $350 million in a late-stage round that tripled the valuation of the artificial intelligence-driven customer service platform to $3 billion in less than a year.
German AI startup Parloa raises $350M, triples valuation to $3B in just 8 months - Tech Startups
German AI startup Parloa just pulled off one of the fastest valuation jumps in Europe’s AI scene. The eight-year-old company has raised $350 million in a Series D round, tripling its valuation to $3 billion in less than a year. […] The post German AI startup Parloa raises $350M, triples valuation to $3B in just 8 months first appeared on Tech Startups.
Parloa, a specialist in customer interactions, collects 350 million euros from investors in a financing round. Only a German start-up is now worth even more.
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