Mozark, a Mumbai-based platform that monitors digital performance across devices, networks, and geographies, has raised $40 million in its Series B funding round led by IFC (International Finance Corporation) and RMB Capitalworks, it announced on Tuesday.
The funding also saw participation from early-stage investor Kalaari Capital.
The fresh infusion of capital will support Mozark’s global expansion and strategic acquisitions, it said in a statement.
The Series B capital will also support Mozark’s next phase of growth, including deepening real-world testing and measurement across native digital AI stack: apps, networks, and AI infrastructure to strengthen digital experience equity; and accelerating expansion in priority markets, including the US and the Global South.
“While AI has revolutionized coding, testing remains constrained by physical infrastructure limitations, creating a critical bottleneck in the DevOps lifecycle. Mozark addresses this gap by enabling agentic tester deployments at scale, allowing organisations to validate real-world performance reliably. With this funding, we will accelerate commercialization of our agent-to-agent communication testing platform, which will underpin the next generation of digital interaction,” said Chandra Ramamoorthy, founder and CPO of Mozark.
Headquartered in Singapore, Mozark works with over 50 enterprise and government clients in more than 20 countries, including regulators, telecom operators, financial institutions, and digital-native organisations. Its deployments operate on thousands of live devices and have conducted over 25 million tests to support benchmarking and user-experience analytics.
“Reliable digital infrastructure is critical to productivity, inclusion, and growth in emerging markets. By strengthening the performance and reliability of the applications and networks that underpin essential services, our investment in Mozark will support innovation, skilled job creation, and broader access to digital services, helping emerging markets not only consume, but increasingly build and scale, digital solutions,” said Farid Fezoua, Director for Equity, Funds and Venture Capital at IFC.
