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Cardon

Cardon

Private
New York City, New YorkConsumer & Commercehttps://cardonskin.com/

Last Round

Grant

May 1, 2023

Total Funding Raised

$175,000

Company Overview

Cardon operates in Consumer & Commerce and is based in New York City, New York. Its latest recorded funding round was a Grant round in May 2023.

Cardon is a personal products company that manufactures and sells cactus-based skincare and grooming products for men.

Sector

Consumer & Commerce

Verticals

D2C Brands, Fashion & Beauty, Subscription Commerce

Business Model

B2C

Customer Profile

Subscription SaaS, Hardware Sales

AI Layer

Non-AI

Historical Pricing

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Pricing history

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Momentum history

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Cardon Comparables

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Cardon comparables — related companies by embedding similarity
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Cardon Funding Rounds

Historical fundraising activity

Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
GrantMay 1, 2023
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Key People

Founding team and executive leadership

Narae Chung

CEO & Co-Founder

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Cardon Investors

Notable investors and investment history

Cardon investors
InvestorRounds
The Workshop at Macy'sGrant

Market signals

Structured signals derived from secondary market and firmographic data.

  • May 1, 2023

    $100K grant from The Workshop at Macy's

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Cardon Filings

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Cardon's valuation, stock price, and market status.

Is Cardon a public or private company?

Cardon is a private company.

What is the current stock price of Cardon?

Cardon is a private company, so its shares have no public market price. Caplight tracks Cardon's secondary market activity and provides MarketPrice™ estimates of its share price to Caplight users.

How much is Cardon worth (valuation)?

Valuation information for Cardon is not publicly available.

Can I buy Cardon stock?

Cardon shares may be available on secondary markets subject to transfer restrictions. Caplight facilitates secondary market transactions for accredited investors.

When was Cardon's last funding round?

Cardon's most recent funding round was Grant on May 1, 2023.

Who are the main investors in Cardon?

Key investors in Cardon include The Workshop at Macy's.

Will Cardon IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for Cardon.

How can I track Cardon secondary market activity?

Caplight tracks bids, offers, and trades in Cardon's shares on secondary markets.

Firmographic Details

HeadquartersNew York City, New York
Employee Range8
Year Founded2019
Last FundingMay 1, 2023

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