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Experiential learning app Practically raises $5 mn in strategic investment

The experiential learning app will leverage these investments to expand its operations across India, Middle East and SouthEast Asia

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Practically, India’s first experiential learning app designed to make learning immersive for students of classes 6-12, announced today that it has secured strategic investment of $5 million from NB Ventures (UAE), Earlsfield Capital (UK), Almoe Group of Companies (UAE) and Ncubate Capital (investment arm of The SAR Group) in the run-up to raising Series B funding early next year.

The company will leverage these investments to expand its operations across India, Middle East and SouthEast Asia with a focus on marketing, product development, scaling up the business & sales verticals, and driving tactical hiring to consolidate its strong foothold in

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