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Roehl Niño Bautista · · 1 min readGoogle invests in Korean edtech startup
Mathpresso, the South Korea-based startup running learning app Qanda, said it has secured an undisclosed amount of funding from Google.
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- Sole investor: Google
- Stage: Strategic investment
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Google’s funding will go to the edtech startup’s global expansion and technological advancement plans.
- “The investment by Google opens up exciting opportunities for Mathpresso and enhances our ability to serve students around the world,” said Soo Nahm, chief financial officer of Mathpresso.
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In June, Mathpresso raised US$50 million in its series C funding.
- Its Qanda app now has 12 million monthly users from more than 50 countries. Among its users, 85% come from outside South Korea, with strong bases in Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand.
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