
MoEngage, a platform dedicated to enhancing customer engagement for brands across 75 countries, has successfully completed a substantial funding round led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, its existing investor. This new injection of capital, totaling $100 million, is aimed at expanding MoEngage's global footprint and integrating advanced AI technologies into its services. The Series F funding round saw a distribution of approximately 60% in primary shares and 40% in secondary shares, with Indian venture firm A91 Partners joining as a new investor, bringing MoEngage's total funding to an impressive $250 million. As consumer brands increasingly turn to digital channels to connect with their audiences, the competition for customer attention has intensified. Brands are now more than ever utilizing their existing customer data to craft personalized marketing experiences. While traditional marketing platforms remain in use, there’s a growing demand for AI-driven solutions that can automate processes and minimize manual effort. MoEngage is strategically positioned in this market with its Merlin AI suite, designed to assist marketing and product teams in launching campaigns with greater speed and precision. Raviteja Dodda, co-founder and CEO of MoEngage, emphasized the platform's capability to empower B2C brands to engage more effectively through their first-party data. Initially focused on the Indian and Southeast Asian markets, MoEngage has expanded significantly in the past four years, now deriving over 30% of its revenue from North America, with Europe and the Middle East contributing around 25%, and the remainder from its original markets. The renewed support from Goldman Sachs is expected to further enhance MoEngage’s presence globally. The investment bank had previously co-led the startup's Series E round in June 2022, signaling strong confidence in MoEngage's operational fundamentals. Dodda noted that having existing investors lead the round is a testament to their deep understanding of the company's performance. In recent years, MoEngage has made significant investments in generative AI and decisioning capabilities. The Merlin AI suite features AI agents tailored for marketing tasks, including crafting marketing content and optimizing campaign strategies. These tools help businesses determine the most effective channels and timing for their messages, enhancing overall marketing efficiency. Currently, MoEngage boasts a clientele of over 1,350 consumer brands globally, including notable names such as SoundCloud, McAfee, and Flipkart. The firm serves a diverse range of sectors, with about 60% of its business stemming from traditional enterprises and the remaining 40% from internet-centric companies. Notably, MoEngage has successfully attracted over 300 clients who previously relied on legacy platforms from competitors like Adobe and Salesforce. The company has also achieved impressive growth metrics, with a reported 40% year-over-year increase last year and aspirations for a 35% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) moving forward. MoEngage anticipates becoming EBITDA-positive on a quarterly basis by the end of the current fiscal year. With plans for future expansion, particularly in North America and Europe, MoEngage aims to bolster its workforce and enhance its AI capabilities. Ultimately, MoEngage is setting its sights on an IPO within the next few years, as Dodda believes there is significant potential for building a multi-billion dollar enterprise in the customer engagement sector.
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