Inimini, an online marketplace for second-hand children’s clothing, has successfully completed a capital-raising round, securing over € 500.000 (SEK 5 million), Rapidus was first with reporting. The funding comes primarily from existing shareholders, with a new investor, Nestor, joining the company’s ownership structure.
Founded in 2020 by Josefin Runquist and Maja Vallinder, Inimini buys and sells used children’s clothing, offering a convenient service that includes picking up items from sellers’ doorsteps. The clothes are then sorted into stylish sets and photographed to mimic the shopping experience of new clothing stores.
“It feels great to have secured this funding. Now we can accelerate our operations again. Previously, our finances were a bit strained, and we had to pull the handbrake,”
said Josefin Runquist, co-founder of Inimini, to Rapidus.
Inimini currently employs 20 people, with offices and warehouses located in Malmö, having recently taken over Allers old premises.
Expanding Storage and Technology
The new funds will primarily be used to expand Inimini’s warehouse capacity, allowing the company to meet growing demand and offer customers a wider selection of products. Additionally, Inimini plans to develop its technology offerings, particularly in AI-driven photography, to streamline the process of listing new products on its website.
With the latest investment, Rapidus reports Inimini now has twelve shareholders, including the founding duo, who remain the majority owners with a 53% stake.
