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P101 Sgr invests in the scale-up Toduba

The company, which has raised 7 million so far, has achieved a turnover of 40 million in three years

by Mo.D.

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Toduba, a scale-up from one million to over 40 million in turnover in three years, raised 3.5 million from P101, bringing its total collection to around 7 million. The tech provider of corporate welfare (potential market of around EUR 80 billion) has more than 150,000 active users on the platform, 30,000 affiliated businesses, agreements with 80% of large-scale retail operators and 2,000 corporate customers.

"We are proud that an important fund like P101 has understood our vision and chosen to accompany us in this growth phase. Their entry is a confirmation that Toduba's model - open and scalable - is today the concrete answer to a welfare that is changing to be more and more transparent, flexible and of value through local growth opportunities. We have built a unique technology to concretely make the person the centre of corporate welfare, and now, with this investment, we can accelerate to expand our services and offer these opportunities in Europe as a natural horizon for development,' comments Gianluca Enrietti, ceo & co-founder of Toduba.

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P101 joins investors who had already believed in Toduba's vision, such as CDP Venture Capital SGR through the Fondo Rilancio Startup.

The goal of the round

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The investment round will allow Toduba to further expand the solutions offered and the network of affiliated establishments, but also to accelerate organic and external growth, adding complementary services in the world of flexible benefits, and to launch international growth. This expansion is part of a market with wide margins for growth: the meal vouchers sector in Italy is worth over EUR 4 billion, but its overall potential exceeds EUR 33 billion; corporate welfare exceeds EUR 5 billion, but has an unexpressed potential of over EUR 27 billion. Finally, the gift card sector is booming, with an expected annual growth of 14% until 2028, reaching EUR 16 billion, according to Deloitte data.

P101's investment

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With this operation, P101 SGR finalises the thirteenth investment made through Programma 103 and Azimut Eltif Venture Capital P103. In particular, Programma 103 is also supported by the European Union through the InvestEU Fund and by Cdp Venture Capital Sgr also through the Digital Transition - PNRR fund, which uses the resources allocated by the EU through the NextGeneration EU initiative, with the aim of fostering the digital transition of supply chains and small and medium-sized enterprises.

"We strongly believe in the potential of Toduba, a company that is bringing innovation to a traditional sector such as corporate welfare, with a unique technological solution. - said Alessandro Tavecchio, Partner at P101 - After three years of extraordinary growth, Toduba is ready to make a new dimensional leap. The Italian market, still poorly covered, offers enormous room for growth: Toduba's technology enables a new dimension of corporate welfare, making it more intuitive, customisable and sustainable. At the same time, a greater awareness of the strategic and social value of corporate welfare is maturing - among companies and public administrations - which is now also supported by an increasingly favourable regulatory framework. We will provide Toduba with our experience, our network and the necessary resources to accompany its development, certain that it will be able to seize the opportunities of a market in profound evolution'.

The corporate welfare market

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The investment in Toduba comes at a crucial time for the corporate welfare sector, which is seeing a growing demand for digital, flexible and customisable solutions capable of responding to the new needs of companies and employees. Although still at an early stage compared to other European markets - only 18% of Italian companies have adopted structured welfare systems, compared to much higher percentages in countries such as France (estimated at 48%) - the national context is showing signs of opening up, explains sclaeup in a statement. Recent regulatory and fiscal developments are in fact favouring the adoption of digital and transparent tools, highlighting a still largely unexpressed development potential.

This is the background to Toduba, an innovative company authorised to issue meal vouchers and fringe benefits, which offers companies a comprehensive digital platform for corporate welfare management. At the heart of Toduba's technology is a proprietary transactional engine based on private blockchain, designed to guarantee security, traceability and maximum flexibility. This infrastructure enables a payment solution that is unique in the European fintech landscape, enabling cumulative and fractional use of benefits, even at the centesimal level.

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