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Software Startup Factorial Raises Funds at $2.5 Billion Value

Software Startup Factorial Raises Funds at $2.5 Billion Value
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 03 June 2026, 05:00 UTC By Yazhou Sun, Clara Hernanz Lizarraga 1 min read
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Factorial CEOs Bernat Farrero and Jordi Romero. Source: PRNewswire/Team Lewis Barcelona

Factorial CEOs Bernat Farrero and Jordi Romero. Source: PRNewswire/Team Lewis Barcelona
Bernat Farrero (PERSON) Jordi Romero (PERSON) PRNewswire/Team Lewis (ORG)
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