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Tictail

E-commerce·Sweden·Exited 2018·Held 3yr
Entry
2015
Hold
3yr
Exit
2018

Who owns Tictail?

Tictail is a Swedish E-commerce company, now owned by Shopify, which acquired it in 2018 from Balderton Capital, Creandum and Acton Capital.

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Acton Capital
Most recent investor
Acton Capital
Heureka Growth Fund II · 2015 · Growth
3 ownership periods · full history below

Key facts

HQSweden
SectorE-commerce
Key takeaways
  • ·Fully exited in 2018 to Shopify.
  • ·Average hold across 3 realized cycles: 3 years.

Ownership history

3 ownership periods · co-invest detected

Exited
Last exited in 2018 to Shopify.
Co-invest · 3 holders · 2014 · 2018
Balderton Capital
2014 · 2018(4yr) · Balderton Capital V · 2014 · VC
Trade Sale · to Shopify

Balderton Capital sold Tictail to Shopify in 2018 after 4 years.

Acton Capital
Acton CapitalExited 2018
2015 · 2018(3yr) · Heureka Growth Fund II · 2015 · Growth
Trade Sale · to Shopify

Acton Capital sold Tictail to Shopify in 2018 after 3 years.

Creandum
CreandumExited 2018
2015 · 2018(3yr) · Creandum III · 2012 · VC
Trade Sale · to Shopify

Creandum sold Tictail to Shopify in 2018 after 3 years.

Questions

Who owns Tictail?

Tictail is now owned by Shopify, which acquired it in 2018 from Balderton Capital, Creandum and Acton Capital.

When did Shopify acquire Tictail?

Shopify acquired Tictail in 2018, buying from Balderton Capital, Creandum and Acton Capital.

Who did Tictail sell to?

Balderton Capital, Creandum and Acton Capital sold Tictail to Shopify in 2018 (Trade Sale).

Who has owned Tictail over time?

Tictail has been through 3 private-equity ownership periods: Balderton Capital · via Balderton Capital V · 2014–2018 · sold to Shopify · (Trade Sale); Creandum · via Creandum III · 2015–2018 · sold to Shopify · (Trade Sale); Acton Capital · via Heureka Growth Fund II · 2015–2018 · sold to Shopify · (Trade Sale).

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