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Dysrupt Labs Semi-Annual Update 2017: $3m Raised, Product Market Fit Established, New Governance & Sports Verticals
- Published May 23, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
December 2016 Wholesale Investor round closed with $800k, and $3mn total raised for 2016.
New scalable enterprise grade Scala technology stack completed and tested in-customer.
Product-market fit validated in-customer with focused verticals in governance, management, sport & innovation.
Customer Deployments:
- Innovative new emerging risks radar and continuous audit risk and compliance
- Fan engagement with in-game forecasting of sports teams
- Continuous innovation with emerging opportunities radar
- Business metrics forecasting
At revenue with growing global customer base; half on half revenue growth of 79.5%; on budget in 1H 2017 with 2H 2017 budget revenue maintained.
Financial markets trial continues with hedge fund partner.
June 2017 Wholesale Investor funding round underway.
Company Updates
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