Business-to-business (B2B) coordinations streamlining organization Locus has gathered up $50 million in its Series C round drove by Singapore’s sovereign abundance reserve GIC. Qualcomm Ventures, existing financial backers Tiger Global and Falcon Edge, and private supporters including Amrish Rau and Kunal Shah likewise took part in the round.

Tiger and Falcon had driven a $20 million Series B round in the organization in May 2019.

This takes the all out financing to date in Locus to $80 million and as indicated by Entrackr’s sources, it has raised the new capital at around $300 million valuation. The organization was esteemed at around $100 million during its Series B round.

Locus will significantly utilize the assets for improving geological reach and building its innovative work group to grow the product offering, the organization said in an explanation.

Locus utilizes profound AI and exclusive calculations to offer savvy inventory network answers for clients. It offers administrations, for example, course advancement, ongoing request following, unique deals plans among others and works with firms working in FMCG, coordinations and online business spaces like Myntra, BigBasket, Licious, Lenskart and Bluedart.

Other than India, the six-year-old organization drove by Nishith Rastogi and Geet Garg works with customers across North America, Southeast Asia and Europe.

As indicated by the organization’s site, it has recorded in excess of 250 million orders on the stage and has a presence in 400 urban areas.

India has two or three major rounds in the coordinations space in the previous month. While FarEye brought $100 million up in its Series E round drove by TCV and Dragoneer Investment Group, IPO-bound Delhivery rounded up a $277 million round.

It’s important that GIC had additionally put $75 million in Delhivery’s last round. Entrackr had solely detailed the advancement on May 30.