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Kyash's Funding Rounds

Kyash has raised a total of $110M over 5 funding rounds: 1 Seed, 2 Early-Stage and 2 Late-Stage rounds. Kyash's largest funding round so far was a Series C round for $***** in Mar 2020.
Here is the list of all funding rounds of Kyash:
Date of Funding
Funding Amount
Round Name
Post-Money Valuation
Revenue Multiple
Lead Investors
Other Investors
Mar 17, 2022
4636480
Series D
4032595
7229551
5538648
6362613
Mar 30, 2020
2254543
Series C
1351857
7260498
2673631
Jul 02, 2019
9334165
Series B
1095243
1781348
6178256
Dec 18, 2016
1178860
Series A
9640869
6918367
1716472
Jul 2015
5039597
Seed
6517598
2732678
6638863
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Kyash's Investors

Kyash has total 27 investors, 27 are institutional investors including Goodwater Capital and 26 others.
Here is the list of institutional investors of Kyash:
  • JAFCO Group, made their first investment in Kyash on Mar 30, 2020 in its Series C round.
  • TOPPAN Group, located in Bunkyo (Japan), made their first investment in Kyash on Jul 02, 2019 in its Series B round.
  • Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, located in Chiyoda-ku (Japan), made their first investment in Kyash on Dec 18, 2016 in its Series A round.
  • SMBC Venture Capital, located in Chuo City (Japan), made their first investment in Kyash on Jul 2015 in its Seed round.
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