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Food-X Technologiesrevenue & funding

Foodservice Management SoftwareBerlin, GermanyFounded 2018

Shut down

Food-X is a company that specializes in e-grocery management.

LinkedInUpdated Aug 10, 2026
Annual revenue
$3.5M
Apr 2021
Total raised
$2.9M
2 rounds
Employees
100
Apr 2021

Food-X Technologies revenue

Food-X Technologies' annual revenue was $3.5M in April 2021 (source not recorded). The company has since shut down.

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Food-X Technologies funding rounds & investors

Food-X Technologies has raised $2.9M across two rounds since 2020. The latest was a $2.6M funding round in August 2020.

DateRoundRaised
Aug 2020Funding round$2.6M
Apr 2020Funding round$250K
Total raised$2.9M

Food-X Technologies CEO, founders & employees

Peter Van Stolk founded Food-X Technologies in 2018 and led it as CEO. Food-X Technologies had 100 employees (April 2021).

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Team mix (Apr 2021): 18 engineers, 64 in sales, 4 in marketing

Food-X Technologies FAQ

Is Food-X Technologies still in business?

No. Food-X Technologies has shut down.

What was Food-X Technologies' revenue?

Food-X Technologies' annual revenue was $3.5M in April 2021 (source not recorded).

How much funding has Food-X Technologies raised?

Food-X Technologies raised $2.9M across two funding rounds before it shut down. The last was a $2.6M funding round in August 2020.

How many employees does Food-X Technologies have?

Food-X Technologies had 100 employees in April 2021.

Who founded Food-X Technologies?

Peter Van Stolk founded Food-X Technologies in 2018.

How this page is sourced

Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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