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Uniqus Bags $20 Mn To Offer AI-Based Consulting Solutions

22, April 2025

Enterprise tech startup Uniqus Consultech has raised $20 Mn (around INR 170 Cr) in its Series C funding round led by existing investor Nexus Venture Partners.

The round also saw participation from Uniqus’ early backer Sorin Investments.

The Mumbai-based company will deploy the freshly raised funds in expanding its global footprint and launch new services. Additionally, Uniqus is also planning to make R&D investments in AI-driven solutions to reduce reporting and risk management challenges for its clients.

“Our latest round of funding positions us to expand our capabilities and geographical presence as we tap into this market. The funding will also help us to build Uniqus AI, leveraging our deep domain skills and new GenAI models to transform how consulting services are delivered,” said Uniqus founder and chief executive officer Jamil Khatri.

Founded by Khatri and Sandip Khetan in 2022, Uniqus offers consulting services for segments including accounting & reporting, finance operations, governance, risk, ESG, and technology.

 

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