Just nine months ago, Content Llama, a Donegal-based software company for e-commerce retailers, announced plans to raise a €15 million Series B funding round. It had built up a staff of 42 across Ireland, Ukraine, the Netherlands and South Africa after closing a €2.5 million Series A round in November 2021. “We have our investment now and we can build the product to take it global,” Karina Kelly, co-founder and chief executive of Content Llama, told the Business Post at the time. “We have high growth targets for the next 12 to 18 months. We are targeting top retailers globally…

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Three years and €2.5m later, Content Llama has lost its co-founder, customers and is back at “start-up stage”

As recently as May, it all seemed to be going to plan for Content LIama, an e-commerce software company backed by high profile investors. But the summer months appear to have changed the company's course and its future is now being tested.

23rd Sep, 2022 - 3 min read

Tom Lyons

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