Murfy, a company dedicated to reducing electronic waste through appliance repair, has secured $9.4 million in new funding. This investment round underscores the growing market demand for sustainable consumption models and investor confidence in Murfy's mission to extend the lifespan of household appliances. The company aims to shift consumer behavior towards repairing rather than replacing faulty devices.
Founded on the observation that only one in five broken household appliances is repaired annually, leading to millions of discarded items, Murfy provides a comprehensive repair service. It offers assisted self-repair options, transparent and affordable pricing, and a network of local, salaried technicians. Since its inception, Murfy has successfully repaired over 200,000 appliances and reconditioned more than 50,000 machines across its workshops in Paris, Lille, Lyon, Nantes, and Metz. These efforts have collectively prevented over 14,000 tons of electronic waste.
The newly raised capital will be instrumental in accelerating Murfy's growth trajectory. The company plans to use the funds to expand its operational footprint, enhance its technological platform to improve the customer experience, and recruit additional talent to support its expanding service network. This strategic investment is expected to strengthen Murfy's position as a leader in the circular economy for household appliances.
Looking ahead, Murfy is committed to making appliance repair the default choice for consumers facing breakdowns. The company intends to further scale its operations, increase its capacity for repairs and reconditioning, and continue its mission to significantly reduce unnecessary electronic waste, contributing to a more sustainable future.
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