Reuters
The group said the new round put the firm's valuation above the C series last July, which made it a unicorn with valuation of 1 billion euros ($1.05 billion). "Funds will be used to accelerate tech innovations, including automation of fulfilment centres, electric mobility, and further expansion in existing countries," Rohlik said in a statement. It said current investors including Index Ventures and founder Tomas Cupr took part in the round, which put the firm's total capital raised to date at over 500 million euros.