• Ameyo

  Led · Series A · Jul 2015

  Ameyo builds a cloud-based all-in-one communication platform for customer support and sales centers that integrates with major CRMs such as SugarCRM, Salesforce, and Zendesk. The platform serves multiple departments—collections, helpdesks, and sales—and aims to let enterprises manage interactions and increase sales speed without hardware or heavy IT involvement. Ameyo reports 1,600 customers across 40 countries and says it manages more than one billion customer interactions every day, with clients including Flipkart, Ola Cabs, Chase Bank (Kenya), Subway, UrbanClap, Grofers, and PepperTap. The product is targeted at large enterprises, while Ameyo's parent, Drishti, also offers TexoCC for mid-sized companies. Drishti was founded in 2003 and the group employs about 300 people. Following a $5 million Series A led by Forum Synergies, Ameyo plans to use the capital to expand into the United States.

• Attero

  Led · Series C · Aug 2014

  Attero Recycling is an e-waste management solutions provider in India that processes end-of-life electronics with a zero-landfill system and extracts pure metals. The company offers e-waste management, electronics asset recovery, data security, pan-India reverse logistics, and repair, refurbishment and retail services, and has tied up with more than 200 corporates. It operates a 100,000 sq ft plant in Roorkee, Uttarakhand. Attero reported revenues of Rs 142 crore for the year ended March 31, 2014 and expects Rs 450 crore for the current year. The firm plans to invest its latest capital in building plants in international markets and in technology and innovation, and is eyeing geographies such as Mexico. Management expects roughly 10% of revenues to come from international markets within two to three years. Attero Recycling is a Noida-based e-waste recycling company incorporated in 2007. The company has developed a technology for extracting metals from e-waste and operates an automated integrated e-waste recycling facility at Roorkee, Uttrakhand. It claims a capacity to recycle 36,000 tonnes of e-waste a year and serves over 165 clients, including Wipro, HCL, Tata Tele Services, and Google. Attero plans to use new funds to further enhance the technology of its plant and strengthen its collection system. The company aims to expand to process a majority of the mixed-metal e-waste generated in India.

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