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Club Factory raises $100 mn in Series D, emerges third largest e-tailer

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Ranju Sarkar New Delhi
E-commerce player Club Factory has raised $100 million in a Series D round of financing led by leading venture capital firm Qiming Venture Partners. Other investors included Bertelsmann, IDG Capital, and other Fortune 500 companies from USA and Asia, it said in a statement.

Club Factory doesn’t charge commission from sellers on its e-commerce marketplace; this has helped it emerge as the third largest e-commerce player in India, after Amazon and Flipkart, it claimed citing app download and usage data from App Annie. It claims its Indian SME business has grown ten times in the last six months.

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