Luxury resale service startup Cudoni lands £425k investment
by Startacus Admin
Cudoni, a startup that focuses on reselling luxury fashion, accessories and consumer electronics items has 
landed a £425k investment.
Founder of Cudoni, 26-year-old James Harford-Tyrer, has landed a £425,000 investment for his UK startup, which will create seven new jobs and see the company expand its reach across the country.
“This is a fantastic way to start 2018,” said Harford-Tyrer.“Previously, our focus had remained predominantly on London, but with the help of this investment we will be able to expand the business nationwide, starting in my home town of Manchester, as well other major UK cities such as Cambridge, Oxford and Edinburgh. Giles and Matt have had a stake in Cudoni since the get-go, and I’m thrilled that they, along with our other investors, will be part of this continued journey.Subscribe to our newsletter
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Published on: 4th January 2018
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