April 22, 2021
HOUSTON – Valedor Partners, a merchant banking firm focused on private equity and venture capital investments, today announced its participation in Cart.com’s $25 MM Series A financing round.
Cart.com is the first truly end-to-end Ecommerce-as-a-Service (ECaaS) platform. They own and offer every link in the value chain—from storefront software to fulfillment services to marketing automation to a brand-friendly marketplace—enabling brands of all sizes to move faster, grow larger, deliver products more efficiently, and deliver on promises more completely. The result: ecommerce brands that are free to grow and able to inspire.
Valedor partner Jeremy Radcliffe, said, “We are excited to join Mercury Fund and Arsenal Growth in supporting Omair Tariq and the team at Cart.com as they set out to build the world’s first E-commerce-as-a-Service platform. Valedor’s experience with e-commerce companies and products, including our portfolio company Vinglacé, put us in a position to appreciate Cart’s value proposition that integrates front-end marketing and advertising and back-end fulfillment, shipping, and logistics with the e-commerce storefront and payments. This end-to-end solution allows ecommerce companies to achieve their full potential by freeing their teams to focus on their customers, products, and brands.”
About Valedor Partners
Founded in 2018, Valedor is a Houston-based private equity and merchant banking firm with additional offices in the Bay Area and Washington, DC. Valedor's principals apply their diverse skill sets and decades of experience as founders, investors, and C-level executives for the benefit of Valedor's investors, portfolio companies, and advisory clients.
About Cart.com
Cart.com offers a comprehensive and growing set of integrated ecommerce solutions—including online store software, digital marketing services, fulfillment, financial services, and customer service capabilities—so brands of any size can work with a single partner to access the same capabilities as the world’s largest ecommerce companies.
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