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T2 acquires majority stake in Saudi startup platform, Moola

PRIVATEFeb 11, 2025over 1 year ago

Acquiring Company

T2

Acquired Company

Moola

San FranciscoSaudi ArabiaFinancial ServicesSoftwareFintech

Description

T2, a leading Saudi technology services and solutions provider, has acquired a majority stake in the Saudi startup platform, Moola, to enter the fintech market and expand its range of services and solutions. This acquisition aligns with T2's strategy to acquire exceptional tech products and provide clients with more solutions in Saudi Arabia and beyond.

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Company

T2

Location

San Francisco, California, United States

About

But, riding the wave of interest in the current state of Twitter, a startup hoping to disrupt it has raised $1.1 million in funding. T2, to be clear, is not the company’s final name. But what version of “the original” he means is still up in the air, since Twitter has shifted quite a lot over the years, and T2 is being selective on what it’s prioritizing to build, and what it might leave out altogether. T2 may be one of the first to close (modest) funding in the wave of services out there, established and emerging, that are looking to dethrone Twitter, but it’s not the only one that will be looking to capitalize on the situation.

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