Tradeam Co., Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has raised 70 million yen through a third-party allotment of new shares, closing its Series A round at 483 million yen, with underwriters being Kiraboshi Capital Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Tokyo Kiraboshi Financial Group Co., Ltd. (Head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo), which owns Kiraboshi Bank Co., Ltd., a regional financial institution with the largest branch network in Tokyo, and Taiyo Group Co., Ltd., which owns three companies: Taiyo Kogyo Co., Ltd., a leading company in large membrane structures; TSP Taiyo Co., Ltd., which provides consulting, planning and production for events; and Actio Co., Ltd., which operates events and public facilities.
This will accelerate the development of an enterprise plan that will enable more advanced foreign exchange management and exchange risk management for the corporate AI foreign exchange risk management system “Tradam Foreign Exchange Solution”.
Overview of fundraising
・Funding round: Series A final close
・Funding amount: 70 million yen
・Series A funding amount: 483 million yen
・Total funding amount: 798 million yen
・Underwriters (including first close of Series A):
Headline, DBJ Capital, Nippon Steel Solutions, Kiraboshi Capital , W fund, Gogin Capital, Mitsubishi UFJ Capital, SMBC Venture Capital, Kyoto Capital Partners, Taiyo Group
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Background of this fundraising
Given the recent unstable exchange rate fluctuations, there is a growing need for advanced mechanisms and systems for managing foreign exchange risk among companies doing business overseas.
With this funding, we will accelerate the development of the enterprise plan for “Tradeam FX Solution,” which enables more advanced foreign exchange management and exchange risk management, and deepen collaboration with the investors who underwrote our Series A round to meet growing needs.
We will continue to evolve our “Tradeam Foreign Exchange Solutions” so that we can strengthen the service capabilities of the Kiraboshi Group and meet the expectations of the Taiyo Group.
SOURCE: PRTimes
