Report: Nomi To Raise $10M For In-Store Tracking

By PYMNTS | October 11, 2013

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New York City-based startup Nomi, which tracks customers’ mobile phones to help stores to collect customer data, is “close to landing a Series B investment,” according to AllThingsD.

The amount is said to be approximately $10 million. Accel Partners will reportedly participate in the deal. Nomi landed a $3 million Series A investment earlier this year.

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