Heuking advises Oyster Bay Venture Capital on further investment in cooking robot start-up Goodbytz

Heuking partners Dr. Henrik Lay (Hamburg) and Ariane Neubauer (Berlin) advised Oyster Bay Venture Capital (Oyster Bay) on its further investment in the cooking robot start-up Goodbytz.

The Hamburg-based cooking robot start-up Goodbytz builds robots that can cook entire dishes.

After the Hamburg-based venture capitalist Oyster Bay had already invested four million euros in a seed round, the VC is also leading the current 12 million euro Series A round. The Block Group around the restaurant chain Blockhouse is also invested. The group is one of the largest catering companies.

With the new capital, Goodbytz wants to have built more than 100 new robotic kitchen assistants by 2025, by the end of 2024 the number of employees is expected to grow to 90 and the start-up plans to open its own restaurant in Hamburg at the beginning of 2024. Then the secret ghost kitchen is to become Goodbyt's flagship. Guests will then be able to be cooked live by one of the robots. Goodbytz also wants to become international.

Advisors to Oyster Bay Venture Capital
Heuking Kühn Lüer Wojtek:
Dr. Henrik Lay (Venture Capital, Tax), Hamburg
Ariane Neubauer (Venture Capital), Berlin