SmartHR has raised $140M across 6 funding rounds. The company is valued at $1.2B.
SmartHR received a US$96 million (JPYÂ¥14.6 billion) strategic minority investment from General Atlantic, a leading global investor. General Atlantic acquired its stake in SmartHR from Coral Capital, which will remain a committed minority shareholder.
6 funding rounds, the latest highlighted.
SmartHR was founded in 2013, Japan.
Company history states 'Seed funding: 30 million yen'; no USD conversion, exact date, or investor names published, and only the year is known.
Company history lists a pre-Series A round of 40 million yen followed by a Series A of 500 million yen in 2016; no USD conversion, exact dates, or investor names published.
Company history states 'Series B funding: 1.5 billion yen'; no USD conversion, exact date, or investor names published, only the year is known.
Company history states 'Series C funding: 6.15 billion yen'; no USD conversion, exact date, or investor names published, only the year is known.
Company history states 'Series D funding: 15.6 billion yen, achieved unicorn status' in 2021; the unicorn claim implies a valuation above $1B at the then-prevailing JPY/USD rate but no explicit USD valuation figure, exact date, or investor names were published. Led by Coral Capital.
No filing has been made.
6 dated rounds, newest first.
KKRLEADTTeachers' Ventures GrowthLEADCCoral CapitalLEADTTeachers Ventures Growth
General AtlanticThe closest hr / cloud software peers are on the competitors page.
The routes section explains what is realistically available for a company at this stage.
No. SmartHR is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $1.2B.
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