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Shikho announces BDT 8.75 crore investment for institutional education

Shikho announces BDT 8.75 crore investment for institutional education Image: Primary
Shikho has announced a BDT 8.75 crore strategic investment round to expand its education business serving public and private institutions in Bangladesh, The Daily Star reported, citing a company press release. The round includes personal investments from members of business families associated with STS Group and participation from returning investor Wavemaker Partners of Singapore. Shikho plans to combine curriculum-aligned content, assessment and AI-enabled learning support for schools, colleges, universities and training providers.
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