Thai startup is building a marketplace of fully-automated offices, and it just got funding

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Thai startup is building a marketplace of fully-automated offices, and it just got funding

Chelsea Ng
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October 23, 2015

Thai co-working space Hubba has raised a pre-series A funding round, it announced yesterday. The company got US$350,000 in a round led by US-based venture capital firm 500 Startups. The round was joined by 500 Startups’ Southeast Asian fund 500 Durians and Thai fund 500 Tuk Tuks.

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