Mews Secures $300M, Plans AI and Fintech Growth

Hospitality technology company Mews has announced a successful $300 million Series D funding round, which was led by EQT Growth and welcomed new investors Atomico and HarbourVest Partners. Existing supporters, such as Kinnevik, Battery Ventures, and Tiger Global, also took part.
Following this raise, Mews is now valued at roughly $2.5 billion, signaling strong investor confidence in the company’s growth trajectory and long-term potential within the hospitality sector.
Product expansion and global growth
Mews plans to direct the new capital toward expanding its portfolio of hotel and travel technology solutions. Key priorities include advancing AI-powered automation, scaling its fintech capabilities through Mews Payments, and accelerating international expansion.
Currently, Mews’ platform brings together property management systems (PMS), point-of-sale (POS), revenue management systems (RMS), housekeeping coordination, and integrated payments.
Strategic expansion through the DataChat acquisition
In October 2025, Mews acquired DataChat, an AI company specializing in conversational analytics. DataChat’s technology allows hotel managers to ask natural-language questions and receive clear insights or recommended actions.
This acquisition supports Mews’ broader strategy to build advanced hospitality systems, where AI agents assist with everyday hotel operations, from managing reservations to improving pricing strategies.
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