, which outfits dispensaries with the technology and tools needed to provide safe and easy access to cannabis, raised its largest funding to date, $200 million in a Series C, to value the company at $1.7 billion.
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led the round and was joined by new investors and , as well as existing investors (co-founded by , whose investments we profiled here), , and . The new funding gives Bend, Oregon-based Dutchie $253 million in total funding since being founded in 2017, according to 蹤獲弝け data. It previously raised a $35 million Series B round last August.
This round is one of the largest in cannabis and a landmark round that brings top-tier people to the space, , Dutchie co-founder and CEO, told 蹤獲弝け News. The industry is bringing change, and its a beautiful opportunity to be a part of it.
Market growth
Since last November, passed legalization measures for cannabis and a of Americans now support legalization as theyve learned about the societal benefits, including improving health and wellness, the impact on social justice, and powering local communities through a safe revenue stream, Lipson said.

Dutchie connects consumers to local cannabis retailers and is capitalizing on trends that show the legal marijuana industry is one of the and is slated to reach in 2025. At the same time, expects one quarter of total U.S. . However, dispensaries are still fragmented and nascent even though the industry is poised to grow rapidly at a 35 percent compound annual growth rate, Lipson said.
The company focuses on being an education and discovery tool so cannabis buyers can learn about cannabis, what works for them and what is available at their nearest dispensary, so they can make an informed buying decision, he added.
We raised our Series B during the pandemic and saw accelerated growth, driven by the industry, as a whole, being deemed an essential business during that time and by consumers adopting the product, Lipson said.
The new capital will be deployed in new hires, expanding into new markets and product development.
Company changes
Meanwhile, Dutchie is that announced Tiger Global-involved capital raises during March, according to 蹤獲弝け data.
We work with companies that have the potential to reshape major parts of the global economy, said , partner at Tiger Global, in a written statement. Our investment will help Dutchie extend its platform and deepen relationships with merchants, consumers, and brands to drive better outcomes for all in this ecosystem. We look forward to supporting this world-class team as they hit a new phase of growth.
In addition to the new round, Dutchie announced the acquisitions of cannabis retail platform , which has raised $41 million since 2014, according to 蹤獲弝け data, and cannabis software provider . Both companies bring point-of-sale expertise and software into Dutchie so it can continue developing an all-in-one technology platform.
The company also brought in , former CFO and chief business officer at , who will serve as the companys new executive chairman.
Ive admired Toast and am excited to welcome him as a partner, Lipson said. He is bringing his expertise and will move the industry forward.
Feature photo of Dutchie founders Ross Lipson and Zach Lipson and inset photo courtesy of Dutchie.
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