Delhi-based training innovation startup Eupheus Learning has brought $4.1 million up in a Series B financing round drove by a Kuwait-based organization in a move that will help its worldwide extension.
The subsidizing round was driven by United Education Company (UEC) and Al Rayan Holding Company (ARHC), in which UEC holds a greater part stake, Mint detailed.
Eupheus Learning is a business-to-business startup that sells educational plan and schoolwork following administrations on a membership model to schools.
“Eupheus has set up a solid presence in the B2B edtech space in India and we anticipate extending our geological presence, expanding our commitment with schools, and carrying more imaginative learning answers for our objective business sectors,” Sarvesh Shrivastava, organizer, Eupheus was cited as saying by Mint.
“… We see an immense chance in using their (Eupheus) contributions to improve learning results across our organization of schools in the Middle East. We feel that the omni-channel approach of Eupheus is the path forward to fabricate a versatile productive model in the edtech space,” Mint cited Shaikha Dana Nasser Al-Sabah, director, UEC, as saying.
In January 2020, EuphEus Learning had brought $4.3 million up in value and obligation subsidizing drove by Yuj Ventures.
