Cambodia's Groupin gets $5 mn for expansion plans
26 Mar 19 2 min read
Cambodia-based private equity firm Belt Road Capital Management (BRCM) has invested $5 million in Groupin, which has stakes in Little Fashion, a leading e-commerce player in the country, and Mediaload, a digital media firm that also operates in Myanmar. The funds will fuel the company’s expansion in the local and regional markets, said Groupin CEO Vichet In.
Despite Groupin start-ups being profitable, it needed this funding to lay early foundation for its transformation into a regional internet company, said In.
The company will invest in mobile technology, logistics chain, product vertical expansion, and customer support to turn L192, an e-commerce platform operated by Little Fashion, into the region’s most customer-centric marketplace platform, a Cambodian newspaper report quoted him as saying.
Mediaload needs to evolve into a content aggregator app, said In.
Little Fashion primarily operates in the low-cost online fashion industry, taking advantage of rising internet penetration, increasingly active online customers and a growing middle-income population in Cambodia, said Alex Odom, chief investment officer at BRCM.
Little Fashion was launched as an informal Facebook retailer in late 2010 and has grown to become a leading e-commerce player in Cambodia with a focus on omni-channel customer experience.
The company sells clothes, accessories, and lifestyle products via its online platform, social media pages and retail stores. (DS)
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Despite Groupin start-ups being profitable, it needed this funding to lay early foundation for its transformation into a regional internet company, said In.
The company will invest in mobile technology, logistics chain, product vertical expansion, and customer support to turn L192, an e-commerce platform operated by Little Fashion, into the region’s most customer-centric marketplace platform, a Cambodian newspaper report quoted him as saying.
Mediaload needs to evolve into a content aggregator app, said In.
Little Fashion primarily operates in the low-cost online fashion industry, taking advantage of rising internet penetration, increasingly active online customers and a growing middle-income population in Cambodia, said Alex Odom, chief investment officer at BRCM.
Little Fashion was launched as an informal Facebook retailer in late 2010 and has grown to become a leading e-commerce player in Cambodia with a focus on omni-channel customer experience.
The company sells clothes, accessories, and lifestyle products via its online platform, social media pages and retail stores. (DS)
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