HomeStartupBuilding materials business GlobalFair raises $20 million through equity, loan financing.

Building materials business GlobalFair raises $20 million through equity, loan financing.

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  • Lightspeed led GlobalFair’s $20 Mn Series A financing round. Saama Capital, India Quotient, AUM Ventures, and Stride Ventures joined the equity-debt round.
  • GlobalFair will utilise the funding to expand its personnel, company, and products. The business wants to expand manufacturing in India and Vietnam, introduce capital finance solutions, and create a sustainable end-to-end synchronised cross-border supply chain.
  • The California-based startup’s supply, operations, and logistics teams are in India and Vietnam, its primary supplier markets.
  • GlobalFair sells mostly in the US. “The supply chain and quality of cross-border procurement is extremely different from local demand,” Garg added.

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