Internet of Things developer Seebo raises US$8.5mil in private funds


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  • Wednesday, 27 Jan 2016

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JERUSALEM: Israeli Internet of Things developer Seebo said on Jan 26 that it raised US$8.5mil (RM36.12mil) in a private funding round led by Carmel Ventures and TPY Capital.

The latest round brings Seebo's funding to US$14mil (RM59.49mil).

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