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Pakistani Fintech Startup PostEx Secures $7.3 Million in Pre-Series A Funding

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PostEx, a burgeoning fintech startup, has successfully raised $7.3 million in its pre-series A funding round, a crucial stage for startups aiming to accelerate growth and reach significant milestones before advancing to a larger Series A investment.

Pre-series A funding serves as a pivotal financial boost for startups, providing them with the necessary resources to refine their products, expand their market presence, and achieve critical benchmarks that pave the way for future funding rounds.

According to PostEx’s official statement, the newly acquired capital will be instrumental in solidifying the company’s market dominance in Pakistan and driving an ambitious expansion into the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. This move will help PostEx to offer its innovative services to new markets and customers across the GCC.

The funding round was spearheaded by Conjunction Capital, a global venture capital firm with a strong focus on technology-driven investments. Other notable investors included Dash Ventures, Sanabil500, VSQ, FJ Labs, and Zayn VC.

PostEx operates on a unique hybrid model that combines fintech and logistics, offering businesses instant access to capital. This approach effectively eliminates the traditional barriers and challenges associated with conventional financing methods.

Despite Pakistan’s $6 billion e-commerce sector, online transactions account for only 1-2% of total retail transactions, significantly lagging behind the global average of 15%. This underscores the importance of PostEx’s mission in the region.

The recent funding round follows a highly successful 18-month period for PostEx, during which the company achieved several financial and operational milestones, including an impressive annual recurring revenue of $21 million.

Muhammad Omer Khan, CEO of PostEx, noted the challenges faced by digital entrepreneurs and online businesses in the GCC and Pakistan due to outdated financial institutions. He reiterated PostEx’s commitment to empowering online sellers by providing them with the right capital to fuel their growth.

Kirill Kozhevnikov, Managing and Founding Partner at Conjunction Capital, expressed the firm’s confidence in PostEx, highlighting the strategic significance of the Saudi Arabian market as a key area for growth within the GCC.

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