Odoo, founded in 2002, has over five million users and has seen 40% growth per year. It is projected to exceed €650M ($685M) in billings in the next 12 months and aims to hit €1B ($1.05B) by 2027. The company offers over 80 business software apps and an app store with 50,000+ community-developed apps. Most of its business comes from open-source software, with 20% from software licensed for a fee.
Key takeaways:
- Belgium-based Odoo has raised €500 million ($527M) in secondary investment led by CapitalG and Sequoia Capital, raising its valuation to €5 billion ($5.26B).
- The company, which offers a suite of business software apps, has over five million users and is projecting to exceed €650M ($685M) in billings in the next 12 months.
- The new funding will be used to accelerate R&D and product development, with a focus on how AI might disrupt the ERP business.
- Odoo's founder, Fabien Pinckaers, has stated he is in no rush to take the company public, despite its high valuation and revenues.