Dutch-based CM.com raises €20M via accelerated bookbuild offering: Know more
On Thursday, North Brabant-based CM.com, a provider of conversational commerce, announced that it has raised €20M by offering 2,985,075 new ordinary shares.
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On Thursday, North Brabant-based CM.com, a provider of conversational commerce, announced that it has raised €20M by offering 2,985,075 new ordinary shares.
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