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Indian hypersocial distributer Bombay Play has brought $7 million up in a series of Series A financing, bringing its complete capital raised to $9.5 million.
The round was driven by Kalaari Capital, with support from returning financial backers Lumikai FUnd, Leo Capital and PlayCo, as well as new financial backers including Winzo, AdvantEdge VC, and AMEA Ventures.
With the cash raised, the firm expects to extend its contribution in the hypersocial type, as well as help “upcoming tasks.”
Bombay Play was established in 2018 by Zynga and Moonfrog veterans Oliver Jones and Abhas Saroha. It right now utilizes 50 staff, and desires to twofold its headcount before the end of the monetary year.
“Since the inception of Bombay Play, our aim has been to create games that you can play with your friends seamlessly. Our team’s ambition is to disrupt the current casual games market with hypersocial game designs by leveraging our cross platform distribution channels,” said Jones.
“We are delighted to have found the confidence of investors in our journey to build a gaming innovation factory in India. With the amount raised, we will scale up existing offerings while investing in cutting-edge technologies to elevate the social experience of casual gamers worldwide,” he added.
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