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Urban Company

Urban Company raises USD 255 Million in Series F Funding

| @indiablooms | Jun 03, 2021, at 12:25 am

Kolkata: Urban Company, a leading tech-enabled home services marketplace, has raised Series F funding of USD 255 million.

The Series F round was led by Prosus Ventures, Dragoneer and Wellington Management, with participation from Vy Capital, Tiger Global and Steadview. With this latest investment, Urban Company is now valued at $2.1 billion. The latest round includes a primary capital infusion of USD 188 million and a secondary sale of approximately USD 67 million by select angels and early investors.

Urban Company will utilise the new investment towards innovation, training, product development, enhanced quality control and safety measures for both partners and consumers.  The company also aims to increase its geographic footprint by entering the top 100 cities in India and further expanding into international markets.

Speaking on the development, Urban Company CEO and Co-Founder Abhiraj Singh Bhal said, “Urban Company strives to provide comfort and convenience at the doorstep of its consumers. Therefore, it has become the preferred option for all home services’ needs. It is the trust our consumers and 35,000 service partners have in us that makes Urban Company Asia’s largest home services marketplace. With this funding, we plan to rapidly scale our business while continuing to invest further in the safety of our consumers and service partners, training of partners and product development.”

“Urban Company is disrupting a large, fragmented industry that has seen low digital adoption until now. Through their technology-enabled platform and keen focus on providing high-quality, trained service partners, Urban Company has been able to achieve the very difficult task of productizing services. ,” said Ashutosh Sharma, Head of Investment for India, Prosus Ventures. “In addition, the initial traction with international expansion in geographies we know well is encouraging and presents an opportunity for significant growth into the future.”

Eric Jones, Partner at Dragoneer Investment Group, said, “We have been extremely impressed by Urban Company’s success in digitally unifying the fragmented residential services market, both in India and abroad. Their extensive network of highly-skilled home service professionals, along with a vertical-tailored technology platform, has driven customer satisfaction and advocacy that is unparalleled in this sector. No company is better positioned to capture the growing global demand for convenient digital access to help with everyday home tasks. We look forward to supporting Urban Company’s continued momentum and innovation as they revolutionize the at-home, on-demand economy.”

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