Joiin raises €1.5M in debt to fund international push

What's the deal? UK fintech JoiinDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has secured €1.5 million in growth financing from Gilion to accelerate its go-to-market strategy and expand globally. The Exeter-based company runs a financial reporting and consolidation platform used by thousands of organisations.

What does Joiin do? Founded in 2018, its platform pulls financial and non-financial data from Xero, QuickBooksDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, Sage and other accounting systems into one view. It works across multiple ledgers, entities and currencies, so finance teams can consolidate and report without replacing their existing tools.

Notable detail: The financing is non-dilutive debt, provided by Gilion, which backs technology companies with flexible growth capital. As a debt round, the deal ranks in roughly the sixth percentile by amount — a modest sum in a market where equity megarounds dominate headlines.

What's the money for? Joiin will use the capital to scale its commercial operations, enter new markets and meet rising demand for financial reporting and consolidation. The company says it is already profitable and cash-generative.

What's the endgame? Over the past year, Joiin added integrations including FreeAgentDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, MYOB, Zoho BooksDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, Fortnox and Stripe. It now offers forecasting, Excel and BI connectivity, APIs, and Joiin Intelligence, its AI-powered reporting capability built on connected financial data.

Chief executive officer and co-founder Lucien Wynn said the raise gives Joiin "the firepower to accelerate our go-to-market, reach more finance teams globally and move faster to capture the opportunity ahead."

Nikolaj Sørstrup Jørgensen, VP origination at Gilion, pointed to Joiin's steady metrics: "A genuinely diverse customer base, retention that stays stable year after year, and new cohorts landing like clockwork. That's the kind of predictability we want to back."

The signal: The deal shows how profitable, cash-generative startups are turning to non-dilutive debt to fund expansion without giving up equity. For a business already in the black, borrowing to scale commercial operations is a lower-risk path than raising a priced round.

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