Druva, a data-protection startup that counts US space agency NASA and drugmaker Pfizer among its customers, has received $147 million investment as it rapidly scales in response to accelerated demand for its platform. The fundraise was led by Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), a global investment group, with a significant investment by Neuberger Berman, each of which manage more than $300 billion in net assets. The round has increased the Pune and California-based company’s valuation above $2 billion. The financing round also included participation from existing investors Viking Global Investors and Atreides Management. “The unprecedented events of 2020 have ushered in a generational cloud transformation for businesses, and data’s increasing value is at the very heart of it,” said Jaspreet Singh, co-founder and CEO, Druva. He said Druva pioneered the cloud data protection category almost a decade ago. This has led the way in defining the architecture, busine
Druva Secures $147 Million Investment to Extend Market Leadership
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Druva Secures $147M in Funding
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