LegaLogic Advises FinFactor in Raising USD 15 Million in Series A Funding Round
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LegaLogic, a full-service law firm, advised Finfactor Technologies Private Limited ("FinFactor") in its recent Series A funding round, which raised an investment of USD 15 million. Founded in 2019 by Manoj Alandkar and Munish Bhatia, FinFactor operates as a B2B fintech infrastructure provider, offering data aggregation, analytics, and AI-based tools used across lending, insurance, and wealth management. The company's product suite includes a multi-AA gateway, bank-statement analysis, loan monitoring, and collections tools.
According to the press release, LegaLogic played a crucial role in structuring, drafting, reviewing, negotiating, and finalizing the transaction documents for the Series A funding round. The firm's team, led by Jay Shah and Komal Singh, worked on the deal documentation, while Ranu Bafna and Alka Raheja focused on closing the transaction.
The funding round was led by WestBridge Capital, a leading private equity firm, and was part of a broader investment strategy aimed at supporting innovative fintech companies. This investment will enable FinFactor to expand its product offerings, enhance its technology infrastructure, and accelerate its growth in the competitive fintech market.
In the past, LegaLogic has advised various clients on significant transactions, including Enemtech Capital on its investment in IncoSteam International Pvt. Ltd. and Pentathlon Ventures on its investment in Neurofin AI Technologies Private Limited. These engagements highlight LegaLogic's expertise in providing comprehensive legal counsel for complex financial transactions.
Additionally, LegaLogic advised the promoter selling shareholders, Mr. Kushal Subbayya Hegde, Mrs. Pushpa Kushal Hegde, Mr. Rajesh Kushal Hegde, and Mr. Rohit Kushal Hegde, in the initial public offering ("IPO") of KSH International Limited, which raised INR 6,444.48 million. The IPO comprised a fresh issue of equity shares amounting to INR 4,200.00 million and an offer for sale of INR 2,244.48 million. KSH International commenced operations in 1981 by manufacturing magnets, and the IPO marked a significant milestone in its growth trajectory.
This series of transactions underscores LegaLogic's commitment to providing robust legal support for clients across various industries, including fintech, manufacturing, and financial services. The firm's expertise in structuring and executing complex financial transactions is evident in its diverse client base and the successful outcomes of these engagements.