Everphone Raises €15M Debt from KfW and Commerzbank

Everphone Secures €15M Debt Financing

Berlin-based Device-as-a-Service (DaaS) platform Everphone has raised €15 million in debt financing. The round includes participation from KfW and Commerzbank.

What Everphone Does

Everphone supplies smartphones, tablets, and laptops to corporate clients, covering procurement, setup, management, security, and replacement of workplace devices. The platform also offers managed services such as MDM, mobile threat defense, and tariff management. Employees pick their own devices, and existing fleets can be integrated through buy-and-rent-back.

Company Background

Founded in 2016, Everphone has grown to serve more than 1,000 organizations, including global consultancies, corporations, and DAX-listed companies. The company manages over 400,000 devices and employs around 250 people across Berlin, Munich, and Miami. Everphone has been EBIT-profitable for two consecutive years.

Acquisition Angle

The debt financing provides Everphone with additional capital to support its device leasing and managed services operations. For acquirers, the company offers a scaled DaaS platform with a blue-chip enterprise customer base, proven profitability, and a recurring revenue model tied to device lifecycle management. The buy-and-rent-back option for existing fleets lowers adoption friction for large organizations. Everphone's presence in Europe and the United States, combined with its managed security and MDM capabilities, positions it as a potential target for IT services firms, telecom operators, or financial institutions looking to expand into workplace technology management.

Key Details

• Funding amount: €15 million
• Round type: Debt
• Investors: KfW, Commerzbank
• Funding date: September 30, 2026
• Headquarters: Berlin
• Founded: 2016
• Customers: More than 1,000 organizations, including global consultancies, corporations, and DAX-listed companies
• Devices managed: Over 400,000
• Employees: Approximately 250 across Berlin, Munich, and Miami
• Profitability: EBIT-profitable for two consecutive years