Our preliminary analysis has revealed key insights about RAINFOREST LIFE PTE. LTD.'s performance and market presence. Here‘s a summary of our findings:
Has been operational for a few years
62011
Development of software and applications (except games and cybersecurity)
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Evolving Stage
A brand in its evolving stage is one that is actively growing, refining, and expanding its market presence. They have gained certain traction in establishing foothold in chosen markets. These brands have defined their core identity, mission, and values and is continuously working to scale their operations, reach new audiences and adapt to changing market dynamics. They are in the process of continuous improvement and innovation, and focusing on customers engagement and feedback.
The company's address in use by other companies, may raise concerns about the company's credibility and legitimacy. RAINFOREST LIFE PTE. LTD. has been operational for a few years, showing some level of stability. While it shows some level of stability, it may still be in the process of establishing its reputation and credibility.
RAINFOREST LIFE PTE. LTD. has no presence on career platforms and provides no public information about its work environment or employee satisfaction. This lack of transparency may indicate less focus on employee well-being or difficulty in attracting talent, potentially impacting RAINFOREST LIFE PTE. LTD.'s long-term success.
The company is not blacklisted by CaseTrust, which is a positive indicator of its credibility. The company is not on the MAS Enforcement List, which is a positive indicator of its compliance with financial regulations.
RAINFOREST LIFE PTE. LTD. may not have accessible contact information online, which dilutes engagement and credibility. The company has no official business profile on major search engines. This absence makes it difficult for potential customers to verify the company's legitimacy or get in touch, potentially raising suspicions about its credibility.
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Sign In to ContinueHaving recently secured $36 million in seed funding, Rainforest is looking to acquire more Amazon third-party sellers as well as fast-growing brands that sell on Asian e-commerce platforms. And it is hoping to differentiate itself by offering tools to help these sellers centrally manage their transactions across the different marketplaces. Since kicking off its operations in January 2021, the Singapore-based e-commerce aggregator had acquired three brands that sold through Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA). These included a Singapore-owned brand that sold bedding products on the US e-commerce marketplace. Founded in 2020, Rainforest last month raised $6.5 million in equity financing and $30 million debt facility from a US debt fund. It said it would use the funds to acquire more Amazon FBA brands, bring in new hires, and develop its technology stack.
Rainforest, an ecommerce brand aggregator, has officially announced its launch and a seed financing round of USD 36 million to buy and grow digital-native ecommerce brands. The company will be initially acquiring Amazon-native brands from brand owners globally, focusing on Asia-based Amazon FBA sellers. The funding round consisted of USD 6.5 million in equity financing, led by Nordstar, with participation from Insignia Venture Partners, and a USD 30 million debt facility from a US-based debt fund. Amazon’s third-party GMV was USD 300 billion in 2020, growing at 50% year-on-year. With over 30% of the top third-party sellers based out of Asia, Rainforest is well-positioned to acquire these brands and scale them while providing sellers with a beneficial exit opportunity.
Rainforest, an e-commerce brand aggregator, has officially announced its launch with a seed financing round of US$36 million. The funding round consisted of US$6.5 million in equity financing, led by Nordstar, with participation from Insignia Venture Partners, and a US$30 million debt facility from an undisclosed US-based debt fund. Rainforest will use the funds to acquire promising Amazon FBA (Fulfilment by Amazon) brands, invest in technology, and hire top talent to join their Singapore-headquartered and globally distributed team.
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6 May 2021
Singapore eCommerce brand aggregator Rainforest has raised $36 million in a seed funding round that included $6.5 million in equity financing, The Edge Singapore reported. The funding was led by Nordstar, with participation from Insignia Venture Partners. The round also included a $30 million debt facility from a U.S. debt fund. The startup plans to use the fresh capital to acquire and expand digital-native brands, according to the article. Rainforest was launched in January by executives from Carousell, Airbnb and Fave. JJ Chai, previously the senior vice-president of growth and strategy at Carousell, will serve as Rainforest’s chief executive officer. Chai was also a managing director for Airbnb Southeast Asia and India.
6 May 2021
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