Spotify closing new financing deal at $250 million valuation
Three new investors have backed Spotify at a valuation of $250 million, according to paidContent.Investors may include the Li Ka Shing Foundation, which is controlled by Hong Kong investor Li Ka Shing, who has invested $120 million in Facebook and has also invested in Joost. VC Firm Wellington Partners is also participating, according to the FT‘s report.
Paid content citing sources, states that at least one of the three investors is a record label. If a label is investing, its contribution may be licenses for Spotify to stream its music in the U.S., rather than a financial contribution, or a mixture of both. That would give Spotify, currently available only in Europe and Scandinavia, a platform for a hoped-for American launch in Q3 or Q4.
Source: paidContent, TechCrunch
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