The Crunchbase Unicorn Board now includes 5 Companies

6 Mar, 2023
In February, five businesses joined the Crunchbase Unicorn Board, including Cairo fintech MNT-Halan. Four more firms raised money in the past month at valuations that have climbed since 2021, with two of them achieving Decacorn status for the first time.
Before the number of new unicorns steadily decreased during the year, 56 companies entered the Unicorn Board in February 2022.

According to the Crunchbase Unicorn Board, there are currently 1,439 companies worldwide classified as unicorns, valued at $4.9 trillion with $852 billion in capital raised.

The Crunchbase Unicorn Board now includes 5 Companies

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