Ahmedabad-based India's e-sports tournament platform Gamerji has raised $3 million in a Pre-Series A round led by GVFL (formerly Gujarat Venture Finance Limited) and its existing investor Unicorn India Ventures, which has backed Gamerji from its early stages.
Gamerji recently launched its platform in the global markets within the MENA (Middle East and Africa) region. The firm is also planning to launch units in countries including Indonesia and the Philippines. Hence it will utilise the prospects of the investment round in growth and expansion. Additionally, the company will also develop new tech solutions.
Founded in 2019, by gaming expert and serial entrepreneur, Soham Thacker, Ahmedabad-based Gamerji aims to bridge the gap between amateur and professional gamers through their tournaments. The company allows gamers to compete, host matches, communicate and get recognised for their gaming skills.
Till date, Gamerji has raised $5 million in funding including this funding round.
While talking about the company, Soham Thacker, CEO and Founder of Gamerji, says, “Gaming landscape in India has changed drastically. The stakeholders and aspiring gamers are spending more time understanding the gaming industry. This has resulted in the fast growth of the sector. Gamerji has had a head start and we have already launched in the Middle East. We are also in the process of rolling out in newer geographies and a fresh infusion of capital will help us meet our growth targets ahead of timelines.”