
Sweden · Information technology & services startup
Saltside Technologies is a Swedish technology company founded in 2011 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, with additional hubs in Uddevalla and Bengaluru, India.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
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Saltside Technologies is a Swedish technology company founded in 2011 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, with additional hubs in Uddevalla and Bengaluru, India.
The company focuses on developing and operating online classified marketplaces in underserved and emerging markets, aiming to create sustainable value for local communities. Saltside has raised $65 million in funding, primarily from Kinnevik and other investors. The company operates leading classified platforms such as Ikman.lk in Sri Lanka and Bikroy.com in Bangladesh, serving millions of monthly visitors. These platforms facilitate transactions across various categories, including vehicles, real estate, electronics, and job listings. Saltside's development teams in Bengaluru and Colombo enhance their offerings, ensuring a user-friendly experience tailored to mobile-first populations. The company is committed to making digital marketplaces accessible and trustworthy, empowering individual sellers, buyers, and small businesses in their target markets.
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marketplace for local goodsuser experiencemobile-first marketplacesmobile appscustomized servicesconsumersselling appsbrand establishmentcustomer engagementlocal business platformmarketplace developmentdigital community platformslocal business supportregional expansionlocal market accessmarketplace for local services
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