Saudi Arabia-based Tabby, a fintech firm that lets customers pay for goods in installments, has raised $160 million in a financing round ahead of a potential initial public offering.
The Series E round, which almost doubled Tabby’s valuation to $3.3 billion compared to 2023, was led by existing investors Blue Pool Capital and Hassana Investment Co. and drew additional participation from STV and Wellington Management, according to a statement.
The funds will be primarily used to expand the firm’s financial services including digital spending accounts, payments, cards, and money management tools.
The buy-now, pay-later firm, one of the first fintech ...
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