The GV-backed consumer goods marketplace secuerd $60m in primary funding alongside a $190m secondary share sale by employees.
StockX, a US-based online consumer goods marketplace backed by internet and technology group Alphabet, has raised $60m alongside a $195m secondary share sale by employees.
The round valued the company at $3.8bn and was led by technology investment firm Altimeter Capital, which participted together with Dragoneer Investment Group.
Founded in 2016, StockX has built an online marketplace platform that enables users to buy and sell consumer products such as clothing, electronics and collectable items. More than 13 million transactions have…
