Indonesian construction startup Amoda raised an undisclosed amount in seed round. The round was jointly led by East Ventures and Living Lab Ventures. The startup will use its fresh funds to expand its product, technology, and operational capabilities.
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Phasio, a manufacturing tech startup, has raised $2.5 million in seed funding. Led by Airtree Ventures, the round witnessed participation from 500 Global, Entrepreneur First, and private investment office Gattaca Ventures. The fresh funds will expand the startup’s engineering team and improve its manufacturing interface.
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Vntrip, a Vietnamese travel startup, has recently raised an undisclosed amount in its new funding round. The round witnessed participation from Ctrip co-founder Fan Min, and existing investors such as John Wu, the former CTO of Alibaba, Swiss private bank IHAG, and Hong Kong’s Hendale Capital. The startup will be using its fresh capital to expand its B2B offerings to existing clients, and to support its domestic expansion.
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10 Minute School, a Bangladeshi edtech startup, has raised $5.5 million in pre-series A funding round. Led by Conjunction Capital, the round witnessed participation from Surge, Startup Bangladesh Limited, Kunal Shah, and Sajid Rahman. The fresh funds will be used to develop its learning platform, create new content, and expand its reach to more students.
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InsuranceDekho, an India-based startup, has raised $60 million of equity and debt in its series B funding round. The round witnessed participation from Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), BNP Paribas Cardif, Beams Fintech Fund, Yogesh Mahansaria Family Office, TVS Capital Funds, Goldman Sachs Asset Management LP, and Avataar Ventures. The startup will use its fresh funds for marketing initiatives, expanding distribution networks, scaling up its tech platform, and investing in new business initiatives.
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Good Doctor Technology (GDT), an Indonesia-based health tech company, has raised $10 million in series A funding. Led by Telkom Indonesia’s MDI Ventures, the round also witnessed participation from existing investor Grab. The fresh funds will be used for its tech platform development, new product and service development, and company operations.
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