Slack, the app that lets you chat with co-workers, is raising a new round that would value it at $2.76 billion
This round will reportedly include new investors such as Institutional Venture Partners, Horizons Ventures, Index Ventures, and DST Global. It's expected to close in the next few weeks.
The Wall Street Journal's report comes just two days after Bloomberg reported that Slack was in talks to raise another round of funding that would make the company worth $2 billion. That report, however, didn't say how much Slack would be raising in its next round.
The new investors will contribute $135 million, according to The Wall Street Journal, while Slack would have the option to raise another $25 million from current investors.
If The Wall Street Journal is accurate, it would mean Slack has more than doubled its valuation over the course of six months. In October, the company raised $120 million, making it worth $1.12 billion.
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