Founded by Andrey Khusid and Oleg Shardin of Perm, Miro, a platform for remote collaboration, was one step below the top 3 of the world’s top 100 cloud companies in American Forbes’ Cloud 100 ranking.
The startup lost third place to the well-known display platform Canva. In first place is the electronic payment service Stripe, in second place is the developer of digital solutions based on AI Databricks.
This is the seventh annual ranking of the world’s top private cloud companies, the Cloud 100, which “recognizes outstanding representatives of the most popular technology category, from small startups to giants and from Helsinki to Hong Kong.”
Participants are selected based on growth, sales, market value, reputation, etc.
Companies from Canada and Finland in 2022 entered the rankings for the first time (1Password 66th, Aiven 78th), and in total there were 20 newcomers in the hundred.
The combined market capitalization of publicly traded companies is more than $100 billion higher than in 2021. The total number of employees has also increased.
Only eight companies in the Cloud 100 are run by women.
The fourth place project Miro in 2021 was only in 32nd place.
The startup, founded in 2011, has a market value of more than $17.5 billion today.
The first office of the platform was located in Perm, now the headquarters of the startup are in Amsterdam and San Francisco.
As a result of the latest investment round, Miro raised $400 million.
On May 26, the company initiated the procedure for the abolition of the Russian division of Multivitamin LLC, according to data from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
The startup announced that it would leave the Russian market in March. Since June 6, the legal entity is in the process of liquidation.
Author:
Ekaterina Alipova
Source: RB
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