The Series B funding round was led by International Finance Corporation and RMB Capitalworks, with participation from Kalaari Capital
Founded in 2019, Mozark helps organisations test and monitor how well their digital services perform in real-world conditions
Mozark currently has a presence in 20 countries like Singapore, Mumbai, France, US, Malaysia, and Philippines, where it claims to be serving more than 50 clients
Enterprise tech startup MOZARK
, which provides businesses’ AI-led tools to check the health of their digital products, has raised $40 Mn (around ₹370 Cr) in a Series B funding round led by International Finance Corporation (IFC) and RMB Capitalworks, along with participation from existing investor Kalaari Capital.
With this freshly raised capital, Mozark plans to strengthen real-world testing and measurement across its native digital AI stack, and expand its geographical footprint across the US and the Global South. Meanwhile, the company will also look towards potential strategic acquisition.
Founded in 2019 by Chandra Ramamoorthy, Kartik Raja and Fabien Renaudineau, Mozark is a Singapore-headquartered SaaS startup that helps organisations test and monitor how well their digital services perform in real-world conditions.
It offers tools for digital life monitoring, application testing and network performance testing. These tools allow organisations to identify performance gaps and pinpoint their root causes across data centers, networks, hardware, and power infrastructure.
“With this funding, we will accelerate commercialisation of our agent-to-agent communication testing platform, which will underpin the next generation of digital interaction”, said Mozark cofounder and CPO Ramamoorthy said.
Mozark currently has a presence in 20 countries like Singapore, Mumbai, France, US, Malaysia, and Philippines, where it claims to be serving more than 50 enterprises and government clients. It claims to be serving companies operating in diverse segments including telecom, media, fintech, retail, manufacturing and public sector.
The startup competes with the likes of BrowserStack, pCloudy, AccelQ, among others.
The development comes at a time when digital experience testing of offerings has emerged as a critical requirement for businesses as they work on enhancing their product portfolio. As per a recent report, the global AI-enabled digital testing industry is projected to grow from $73.37 Bn in 2025 to $832.41 Bn by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 28% during the period under review.
To tap on this opportunity, investors are also actively investing in startups offering solutions around experience testing. For instance, last year, testing automation startup Drizz secured $2.7 Mn in a seed funding round led by Stellaris Venture Partners to advance its Vision AI engine.