EdTech firm TagHive raises $2.5 million
The Hindu
TagHive Inc., a Samsung Ventures-backed ed-tech start-up, said it had raised $2.5 million in Series A funding led by Forest Partners, an alternative investment firm based in South Korea. The company p
TagHive Inc., a Samsung Ventures-backed ed-tech start-up, said it had raised $2.5 million in Series A funding led by Forest Partners, an alternative investment firm based in South Korea.
The company plans to use the funds to ramp up technology upgrades and expand local teams in India to meet the growing demand for its smart learning platform, it said.
“TagHive is on a mission to solve education inequality and to disrupt India’s $7.5 billion public schooling ecosystem by improving classroom learning with smart technology,” the company said.
According to BACL, the biophilic-inspired business park will offer smart workspaces within a vibrant public realm. The project’s most exceptional and breathtaking attribute lies in the Urban Forest, a lush oasis in the centre of the development. This green space will serve as a focal point, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor spaces throughout the area. The upcoming metro station in Airport City will provide seamless connectivity to the business park from the northern side, ensuring convenient accessibility.