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Infurnia Secures $1.2 Million in Angel Funding to Boost Design Software and Market Reach
SUMMARY
Infurnia, a Bengaluru-based design software company for architects and interior designers, secured $1.2 million in angel funding. This fresh capital will be used for market expansion, software development, and building a manufacturing solution. They now have a total of $4.9 million in angel funding.
While this funding highlights investor interest in design-focused enterprise software, the broader enterprise tech sector saw a decline in funding in 2023 compared to 2022.
Infurnia, a Bengaluru-based design software startup, has secured fresh funding to fuel its growth ambitions. Here's a breakdown of the key details and industry context:
Funding Details:
- Infurnia raised $1.2 million (INR 10 Cr) in an angel funding round.
- The round was led by existing investor Yogesh Chaudhary (Jaipur Rugs) and included participation from industry leaders and media companies.
- With this infusion, Infurnia's total angel funding reaches $4.9 million.
Funding Goals:
- The fresh capital will be used for:
- Market expansion and client acquisition within the interior design industry.
- Continued development of their flagship design software product.
- Building a manufacturing execution system (MES) software solution.
Company Overview:
- Founded in 2014 by Nikhil Kumar and Lovepreet Mann, Infurnia offers cloud-based design software for architecture and interior design professionals.
- Their subscription-based products cover design, documentation, and visualization across various project types.
- Infurnia boasts over 600 clients, including prominent names like LivSpace, Hometown, Purvankara, and Urban Ladder.
- They compete with established players like Autodesk, Siemens, and Dassault Systèmes.
Industry Landscape:
- This funding highlights continued investor interest in enterprise software, particularly those catering to specific industry needs like architecture and design.
- However, the broader enterprise tech funding landscape saw a decline in 2023 compared to the previous year.
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