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 Emagia Dreams Up $7M Third Round As It Eyes New Markets


Emagia Dreams Up $7M Third Round As It Eyes New Markets
By John Galante
10/20/2004

Enterprise cash flow software and service provider Emagia Corp. said it raised $7 million of third round financing as it looks to expand both geographically and into new industries.

New investor Timeline Ventures led the oversubscribed round, which included existing investors Sigma Partners and WestBridge Capital Partners. 
 
Chairman, Founder and Chief Executive Veena Gundavelli told VentureWire the financing was a significant up round that more than doubled the company's valuation, compared to the close of the second round of funding.

"This funding is for expanding our products and services line, and extending our sales and marketing to new markets and new industries. We will be expanding into Europe and several other vertical industries like pharma, transport, chemicals and insurance," Gundavelli said.

As a result of the investment, Venture Partner Sangeet Chowfla of Timeline will be joining the board, which includes Gundavelli, Mark Pine of Sigma, Sumir Chadha of WestBridge Capital, Shailesh Mehta, former chairman and CEO of Providian Financial Corp., and Margaret Taylor, 
president of PeopleSoft Investments.

The most recent iterations of Emagia's suite of cash flow management products were released to the market in February. The company's end-to-end capital management tools involve cash in-flow products such as credit strategy, deduction management and cash flow analytics applications, 
and cash out-flow products such as payment and supplier relationship management as well as forecasting.

Emagia's larger customers include Textron Inc., Solectron Corp., BMC Software Inc. and Xilinx Inc.

Gundavelli said the company expects to achieve around 300% revenue growth next year and is likely to achieve profitability by the middle of 2005.

Previously, the company raised $13.5 million in two rounds from Sigma, WestBridge, Solix Technologies and B3 Ventures.

Emagia has 100 employees and is currently expanding its sales and marketing division.