Singapore's Docquity raises $44m Series C
Singapore-based Docquity, a networking service for more than 300,000 doctors across Southeast Asia, has raised USD 44m in Series C funding led by Japan’s Itochu Corporation.
Itochu contributed USD 32m to the round, which also featured iGlobe Partners, Alkemi Growth Capital, Global Brain, KDV Capital, and Infocom Corporation. Total funding to date amounts to USD 57.5m, with...
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