French mobile games publisher Homa secured new investment in a Series B funding round. Homa raised $100 million in Series B co-led by Quadrille Capital and Headline. The funding round saw participation from Northzone, Fabric Ventures, Bpifrance, Eurazeo, and Singular.
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The French gaming entity was launched four years ago by Daniel Nathan and Olivier Le Bas and it has recently rebranded as Homa. The investment comes in right after the gaming lab’s rebranding project. Just about a year ago, Homa raised $65 million in a Series A round, and with this new investment added, the company now has raised a total of $165 million.
The new funding will allow Homa to scale its business through investing in technology and data products, growing its headcount with new talent, making new partnerships, and doing strategic acquisitions.
Daniel Nathan, Co-Founder and CEO shared the following message about the new investment:
“This new round of funding is a testament to the boundless ambition of our team. Homa’s technology is helping game studios of all sizes elevate their potential, starting by working on the right idea, speeding up production, making better decisions with data, and distributing their app across the world.
“We are excited to help many more studios and to connect players with amazing gaming experiences.”
Brice Delome from Quadrille Capital also commented:
“Homa’s all-in-one platform empowers independent developers globally to reach the production and marketing capabilities of large studios.
“We were impressed by the team assembled by Daniel and Olivier, demonstrating a rare combination of vision, flawless execution and relentless work ethic. We are enthusiastic about supporting Homa’s journey to democratize and reinvent mobile gaming.”
Jonathan Userovici, Partner at Headline added:
“Homa is building the go-to platform for game creativity. Creators can focus on letting their imagination go and creating their dream game. Homa makes sure they can compete with the big and well-funded studios with equal means. Not only have Daniel, Olivier, and the team built super strong tools to ideate, publish, acquire users and monetize better and faster.
“They also understand the data and science behind trends and help others benefit from them. When Homa grows, a thousand others around the world grow with it.”
The French gaming firm’s “Homa Lab” will be one of the key areas of investment following the new funding. In the upcoming months, the company aims to add further value to the creators’ toolkit with new tools and products.
