Copenhagen's Good Tape raises €600k and becomes independent from Zetland
Copenhagen-based AI transcription company Good Tape has secured €600k from Nordic Makers, allowing it to complete a management buy-out and become independent from Zetland, with Zendesk co-founder Alexander Aghassipour joining its board.
Good Tape, an AI transcription company based in Copenhagen, has raised €600,000 from Nordic Makers, an investment group founded by former unicorn company founders that invests its own capital into early-stage Nordic startups.
Investment details
Nordic Makers typically writes checks averaging around €500,000 per deal, meaning the Good Tape round came in above that average ticket size. The investment was led on Nordic Makers' behalf by Alexander Aghassipour, a co-founder of the customer service platform Zendesk. As part of the deal, Aghassipour has joined Good Tape's board of directors.
Independence from Zetland
The new funding enables Good Tape to complete a management buy-out, making the company independent from Zetland, the organization it had previously operated under. The source report does not provide further detail on the structure of the buy-out or specific future plans.
Good Tape provides an AI-powered transcription service, and this funding round together with its new independence marks a new chapter for the company within the Nordic startup and technology scene.
