Former PropertyGuru CEO Raises S$3.83 Million for AI Health Startup
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A new health technology startup, Genie Health, has successfully raised US$3 million (approximately S$3.83 million) in seed funding. The company was co-founded by Hari V. Krishnan, who is well-known in Singapore for his previous role as the CEO of the property portal PropertyGuru.
This significant investment will be used to develop new artificial intelligence tools. The primary goal of these tools is to help consumers better manage their personal health and wellness. By using AI, the startup aims to make health information more accessible and easier for the average person to understand.
Mr. Krishnan’s move into the health-tech sector marks a new chapter in his career. After leading one of Southeast Asia's most successful digital platforms, he is now applying his experience in technology to solve challenges in the healthcare industry.
Industry experts suggest that this funding round shows strong investor confidence in the future of AI-driven healthcare. As the startup begins its next phase of development, it plans to focus on creating practical solutions that can improve daily health outcomes for users in Singapore and beyond.
Sources: www.tabla.com.sg
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