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SleekFlow secures investment, seeks expansion

The Singapore-based leading provider of Omnichannel Conversational AI Suite for customer engagement has secured a US$7 million in a Series A+ funding round led by Atinum Investment, a South Korean-based venture capital firm.

This round brings the total funding to US$15 million. The new round of funding will accelerate SleekFlow’s global expansion plans which include Southeast Asia (SEA), the Middle East, and Europe. The funds will also be invested in AI tech innovation, including analytics and building marketing workflows, and channel expansions (includes calls and emails) to better serve its growing customer base worldwide.

Included in the investment rounds are existing investors like AEF Greater Bay Area Fund, managed by Gobi Partners GBA and Transcend Capital Partners) as well as a new investor, Moses Tsang, former General Partner of Goldman Sachs Group and the Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asia LLC.

Henson Tsai, Founder & CEO of SleekFlow states, “We are excited to have Atinum Investment as a strategic partner on the next stage of our expansion, along with investors with whom we have established connections”.

As the Conversational AI Market is projected to grow from USD 13.2 billion in 2024, SleekFlow’s innovative solutions provide a comprehensive solution to help businesses engage with customers all from a single intuitive interface.

Following its successful funding in 2022, the company aims to secure its Series B fundraising in the next 12 months to solidify its position as a leading global tech company.

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