Hosted Kitchens to raise €10m for overseas expansion | Business Post

Sean Murray of Hosted Kitchens: ‘We’ve got a world class product that can be transferred into dark kitchens in any jurisdiction’. Picture: Fergal Phillips

Hosted Kitchens, a Dublin-based tech business, plans to raise up to €10 million this year and create over 50 additional jobs by the end of 2024.Hosted Kitchens provides a way for restaurants to open up in new locations for delivery focused operations in short-term let kitchens. The business builds the infrastructure required and provides software to support the operation.

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