MicroMitti, a leading proptech company, has secured Rs 90 crore in funding to fuel its growth and expand its real estate investment portfolio. The company aims to attract global investors and foster cross-border collaboration in innovative property invest
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MicroMitti is a leading proptech company that provides a range of solutions for property management, investment, and data analytics. Founded in 2015, the company aims to simplify the real estate investment process and make it more accessible to a wider audience.
MicroMitti recently raised Rs 90 crore in a funding round led by a consortium of prominent investors, including leading venture capital firms and high-net-worth individuals.
The funding will be used to expand the company's technology platforms, enter new markets, and invest in product development. It will also support efforts to attract global investors and foster cross-border collaboration in real estate investments.
MicroMitti plans to explore and enter new geographies, including international markets, to diversify its investment portfolio and attract a broader range of investors. The company is also looking to partner with international real estate firms to facilitate cross-border investments.
MicroMitti uses advanced technology and data analytics to provide robust solutions for property management and investment. The company's technology platforms are designed to ensure transparency, efficiency, and accessibility in the real estate investment process.
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