Malaysia’s fitness platform KFit said to be raising $10m, Sequoia may invest more

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Malaysia’s fitness platform KFit said to be raising $10m, Sequoia may invest more

Chelsea Ng
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October 01, 2015

Just two months since its last round of funding, Sequoia Capital-backed KFit is seeking to raise another $10 million to help expand throughout Asia, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

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