Instacart Receives $200 Million in New Funding


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Fri. October 9th, 2020 - by Melissa De Leon Chavez

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - Instacart continues to ride the train toward grocery partner domination, raising another $200 million as part of a new financing round led by existing investors Valiant Peregrine Fund and D1 Capital Partners.

Apoorva Mehta, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Instacart"Today's investment is a testament to the strong conviction our existing investors have in the strength of our teams and the important role Instacart plays for customers, partners, and the entire grocery ecosystem,” stated Apoorva Mehta, Founder and CEO. “I’m incredibly proud of our team's work to scale our business this past year and rise to meet the unprecedented consumer demand and growth. Their tireless efforts have allowed us to expand our marketplace to more than 500 retailers, deliver from nearly 40,000 store locations across North America and move grocery delivery into the mainstream as millions of people across North America now rely on Instacart.”

According to a press release, the investment comes as consumer demand for Instacart's online grocery delivery and pickup services continues to grow. New retailers continue to fall into the fold, with more than 500 retailers utilizing its services. The additional $200 million will increases the company's valuation to $17.7 billion.

Instacart continues to ride the train toward grocery partner domination, raising another $200 million as part of a new financing round

“While we're proud of these milestones, we believe we have a lot more work to do to deliver for all the communities we serve. Going forward, our teams remain relentlessly focused on building the absolute best online grocery shopping experience while partnering with iconic retailers to offer more selection and value to customers," said Mehta.

How will this investment position Instacart to take on new partners? And what retailer will next take advantage of this alliance for its bottom line?

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