Classera Raises $40m Funding, Set to Deepen Footprints across Africa Emma Okonji Classera, a global EduTech learning management platform focused on emerging markets, has successfully raised $40 million in a Series ‘A
Classera, a global EduTech learning management platform focused on emerging markets, has successfully raised $40 million in a Series ‘A’ round, the largest in EdTech globally for a company with no prior funding.
The round was led by the Public Investment Fund -owned Sanabil Investments, a Saudi- based investment giant, accompanied by Global Ventures, Endeavor Catalyst, 500 Global, Sukna Venture, and Seedra Ventures.
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