Raylo

Investor: Natwest, Citibank

Investor: Citibank

Raylo, a subscription infrastructure for leading electronics brands, has secured a £30 million debt and Series B investment led by Citibank to accelerate its expansion across device categories and international markets. Summary of transaction details: Value: £30 million Sector: Consumer Goods Advisor: Not disclosed Key Entities: Raylo, Citibank, LG Location: UK Note: This investment will enable Raylo to further establish its presence in the global market, providing customers with access to premium electronics products on a subscription basis, and demonstrating the growing demand for subscription-based services in the consumer goods sector.

Investor: Citibank

Raylo, a UK-based provider of subscription infrastructure for electronics brands, has announced a significant funding round totaling £30m. This capital injection, comprising £10m in equity led by Citibank and £20m in debt from existing investor NatWest, is earmarked to accelerate the company's global expansion plans, particularly a planned US launch in H2 2026, and to broaden its platform across new device categories following a strategic partnership with LG.Summary of transaction details:Value: £30 million (GBP)Sector: Fintech, Software/SaaSAdvisor: NullKey Entities: Raylo (Target), Citibank (Lead Equity Investor), NatWest (Debt Investor), LG (Strategic Partner)Location: UK-based company with plans for global expansion, including the US.Note: This funding round underscores the growing market demand for flexible consumption models within the electronics sector. Raylo's proprietary AI-based credit underwriting and device lifecycle management infrastructure positions it to capitalize on brands transitioning from one-time sales to recurring revenue subscription offerings, enhancing customer engagement and lifetime value.

Investor: Natwest, Quilam Capital

Investor: Macquarie, Channel 4 Ventures

Investor: Quilam Capital, NatWest Bank

Investor: Telefónica, Macquarie, Wayra UK, Octopus Ventures

Investor: Guy Johnson, Octopus Ventures, Macquarie Group

Investor: Avellinia Capital

Investor: Macquarie Capital