Tembusu provides seed round for Singapore’s GNum
Tembusu Partners has committed S$7 million ($5.5 million) in seed funding to GNum, developer of a patent-pending technology that allows calls from PCs and handheld devices to be routed to a user’s mobile phone without the need to first download an app.
It is said to be one of the largest-ever disclosed first-round investments in a Singapore start-up. GNum is a subsidiary of GlobalRoam, which works with telecom providers to come up with innovative information-communication...
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