Bhanzu, an Indian math edtech start-up has raised $16.5m in a funding round led by VC firm Epiq Capital with participation from existing investors Lightspeed Ventures and Eight Roads.
Bhanzu plans to expand its presence in the US as it has found a product-market fit there while also investing in generative artificial intelligence.
The Hyderabad-based start-up's unique selling point is a math curriculum with online courses for students ranging from kindergarten to Grade 9.
The firm claims to have grown eightfold since its 2022 funding round, achieving positive cash flow and good traction in India, US, UK and the Middle East.
India and the US make up a third each of the start-up's revenue with the rest coming from other markets worldwide.
Founded in 2020, the start-up aims to achieve revenues of INR1-$02 billion ($13.5m-$16m) this financial year.
The latest investment round brings the amount raised by Bhanzu to $33.5m.
Edtech firms PhysicsWallah, Eruditus and UpGrad have also recently secured fresh capital.
Epiq Capital's Chinmay Katdare commented, "Bhanzu has evolved into a global math education platform. This investment fits into our thesis of outcome-driven education where the strength of the product drives growth".
Z3Partners' Rishi Maheshwari added, "We believe the company is currently at an inflection point to turbocharge growth in a profitable and sustainable manner".