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KERB launches new website as it moves into another six European countries
- Published June 06, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Kerb, the Australian parking app which is aiming to become the global “Airbnb for parking” has just announced its launch into Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, and the Netherlands. This continues its expansion through Europe – where it is also live and gaining traction in the UK and Ireland – and coincides with the launch of a brand new, multi-lingual version of the Kerb website at www.kerb.works.
Kerb has recently attracted an additional 3 investors, taking its total to 11, and was featured on BBC World News and BBC London News in May 2018. It has raised USD1.4m of its Seed round target of USD2.5m, which it hopes to have reached by end of July 2018. Investors who are still interested in being part of this exciting business should download the Kerb investor manual from this link, or from the Kerb profile page on the Wholesale Investor website.
About Kerb
By unlocking under-utilised space under apartment blocks, in driveways, behind stores and on top of buildings across Developed and Developing countries, Kerb is making parking cheaper, quicker and less stressful for tens of thousands of commuters worldwide. It is also a way for individuals, churches, schools, hotels and many other organisations to make money from their empty spaces.
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