India’s Toppr raises $50m from Foundation Holdings
Indian educational technology startup Toppr has raised $50 million (INR3.5 billion) in a Series D funding round led by United Arab Emirates-based investment firm Foundation Holdings.
Existing investors also participated in the round. Previously, the start-up received a $60 million Series C led by Kaizen Private Equity in 2018. Other investors in the company include Eight Roads Ventures,...
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