Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs & Polygon Investment Partners invest $27.8 million in OnMobile
06 Oct 2006
Mumbai:
Telecom value added services provider OnMobile, which
was incubated at Infosys Technologies, has announced
having secured late stage financing of $27.8 million
from Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Polygon Investment
Partners.
Bangalore-based OnMobile provides services like mobile
content distribution, interactive media portals, 1-to-1
direct marketing via mobiles, and m-commerce in the
Indian telecom market. OnMobile was spun out from Infosys
to build and deploy innovative software applications
for the wireless internet industry.
"This late stage financing from leading investors
validates OnMobile's pioneering and innovative technology,
software development skills, high scale operational
support capabilities and proven track record. We have
a rich pipeline of innovative products under development,
and numerous ideas on how to continue contributing value
to our customer. This funding will enable us to achieve
all this and more, working closely with our new investors,"
said Arvind Rao co-founder and chief executive officer
of OnMobile.
"Our
choice of Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Polygon Investment
Partners was driven by the strategic role they will
be playing in our drive towards the next level of global
growth. There is a significant opportunity to export
the innovations and market learnings
from our India deployments overseas, and to bring the
latest innovations from around the world into India;
our new investors are superbly positioned to help us
do this," he added.
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