Bengaluru based Google-backed hyperlocal startup, Dunzo in the final step to close a $15-20 million funding round. According to persons familiar with the fundraising, a new strategic investor is interested in floating money along with existing backer Google, which is expected to invest on a pro-data basis. Food tech unicorn Swiggy is taking a high interest in on-demand task management app Dunzo.
Dunzo came into existence in 2015, by Mukund Jha, Ankur Agrawal, Kabeer Biswas, and Dalvir Suri. It takes the assistance of Artificial Intelligence in offering hyperlocal services. The application through its chat-based interface permits users to build to-do lists and collaborate with others and get their work done wisely. It uses AI for providing vendors for buying products, home service, shipping of packages and repairing stuff. It also assists users in doing their personal task done from repairing things to car service and paying bills and much more.
The company in series C funding round also raised $3.1 Million from a group of investors and $422k from MakeMyTrip founder Deep Kalra.