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Kreedo Early Childhood Solutions Raises ₹10 Crore Debt Funding

Kreedo focuses on improving education in more than 350,000 affordable private schools that cater to low-income families, charging less than ₹30,000 annually.
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Edtech platform Kreedo Early Childhood Solutions has raised ₹10 crore in debt funding through Recur Club, a leading debt marketplace catering to startups and SMEs.

This follows its previous $4 million Series A funding from Heritas Capital and UBS Optimus Foundation aimed at enhancing its learning ecosystems.

The Bengaluru-based company plans to utilize the funds to drive growth, expand its presence across India, enhance its product offerings, and scale operations, according to a statement released by Kreedo.

Founded in 2012 by Mridula Shridhar and Manikandan Krishnan, Kreedo provides non-franchise solutions for preschools and schools. Its curriculum emphasizes play-based learning and follows the principle of progressing from “Concrete to Abstract” or “Practical to Theory.”

By integrating indoor and outdoor activities with games and toys, the platform aims to enhance literacy, numeracy, and other foundational skills in children.

Kreedo focuses on improving education in more than 350,000 affordable private schools that cater to low-income families, charging less than ₹30,000 annually.

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The company reports a steady revenue growth rate exceeding 35% year-on-year for the past three years.

Its unique approach and emphasis on affordable private education set it apart from its competitors like Kinderly, Seed Schools and Hello Kids etc.

About Recur Club, it specializes in enabling startups and SMEs to raise debt capital aligned with their growth strategies.

“It has been a pleasure working with Manikandan and witnessing Kreedo’s incredible growth journey over the past couple of years. Their intelligent approach to capital management has enabled them to hyperscale effectively while preserving significant equity,” said Eklavya Gupta, Co-founder & CEO of Recur Club.

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