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dataplor Raises $20.5M Series B to Expand Global Location Intelligence and Accelerate Product Growth

Following its recent international mobility product launch, dataplor continues to grow rapidly with new funding to expand global POI coverage, enhance customer solutions and power smarter operational decisions.

dataplor , the global location intelligence leader , today announced the completion of a $20.5 million Series B investment round led by F-Prime with participation from Spark Capital, FFVC, Acronym Venture Capital, Two Lanterns Venture Capital, APA Ventures, dara5 and Alumni Ventures.

The new investment will be used to accelerate dataplor’s growth, expand its product offering and scale its global location intelligence product. The funding follows the launch of dataplor’s Global Mobility product, which provides monthly updated, privacy-enabled people flow data to international markets, enabling clients to gain powerful new insights. Combined with its proprietary POI (Point of Interest) data, dataplor can now provide businesses with the most comprehensive, privacy-sensitive view of real-world consumer behavior on a global scale.

“Enterprises around the world are realizing how important accurate, dynamic location information is to their business strategy,” said Gaurav Tuli, Partner at F-Prime. “dataplor has established a truly differentiated solution that combines global scale, data quality and compliance to provide a first-of-its-kind solution. We are excited to support dataplor in its next stage of growth.”

Businesses rely on accurate, dynamic location information to make strategic decisions. However, available international POI data is often out of date, incomplete or inaccurate, especially in emerging markets. This gap represents billions of dollars in lost opportunity for businesses trying to expand cross-border, allocate resources and understand consumer behavior. dataplor’s location intelligence fills this void, covering more than 350 million POIs in over 250 countries and territories and serving clients in technology, financial services, retail, logistics, consumer goods (CPG), mapping and real estate. Today, the company supports a number of large enterprise clients around the world, including multiple Fortune 100 companies, whose data is embedded in critical workflows across geospatial, operations and growth teams.

dataplor data powers influential decisions for global brands, helping EV networks forecast charging demand in real time, enabling insurers to model real estate risk with unprecedented geospatial precision, and helping leading CPG companies identify dealerships and expand their footprint in underserved areas. dataplor combines AI, machine learning and human validation to ensure data sets remain accurate, comprehensive and up-to-date, including in previously underserved areas.

Dataplor adopts a privacy-first approach, ensuring no personally identifiable information (PII) is used, giving large enterprise clients full confidence in regulatory compliance and ethical data practices.

“Our customers want location data that is accurate, fresh and globally compliant,” said Jeff Michener, founder and CEO of dataplor. With this new funding, we will strengthen our commitment to providing the highest quality insights while expanding our geographic reach, enhancing our product offerings and delivering real business impact through seamless customer integrations.”

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