OSOME, which helps small and medium enterprises (SMEs) digitise accounting and compliance, has raised US$ 16 million in Series A funding from Target Global, AltaIR Capital, Phystech Ventures, S16VC and Monk’s Hill Ventures' Ong Peng Tsin, who joined as an angel investor.
This brings the startup’s total fundraise to US$ 24.5 million.
Osome provides online accounting services for SMEs, especially those involved in e-commerce. Accountants take over the business' documents and convert them into numbers, tax filings and reports, aiming to simplify accounting and bookkeeping service for online sellers.
The startup plans to dive deeper in the e-commerce industry and launch more specific products and apps.
The company also helps with business set-up and provides corporate secretary services. For example, Osome checks compliance, tracks deadlines, files documents and answers questions via a round-the-clock chat platform, the company said.
According to Osome, revenue more than doubled year on year, while annual recurring revenue was US$ 9.5 million. It added that it has over 6,000 customers in Singapore, Hong Kong and the UK.
Published by Business Time — on June 10, 2021
This brings the startup’s total fundraise to US$ 24.5 million.
Osome provides online accounting services for SMEs, especially those involved in e-commerce. Accountants take over the business' documents and convert them into numbers, tax filings and reports, aiming to simplify accounting and bookkeeping service for online sellers.
The startup plans to dive deeper in the e-commerce industry and launch more specific products and apps.
The company also helps with business set-up and provides corporate secretary services. For example, Osome checks compliance, tracks deadlines, files documents and answers questions via a round-the-clock chat platform, the company said.
According to Osome, revenue more than doubled year on year, while annual recurring revenue was US$ 9.5 million. It added that it has over 6,000 customers in Singapore, Hong Kong and the UK.
Published by Business Time — on June 10, 2021