Circles.Life to expand to Taiwan, Australia this year after securing Sequoia investment

14 February 2019

Alumni, Department of Information Systems & Analytics, News Media

Mobile virtual network operator Circles.Life, co-founded by Information Systems graduate Rameez Ansar, announced it will be expanding its presence from beyond Singapore’s shores, with plans to enter Taiwan and Australia this year. Its regional expansion plans come after it closed a Series C funding round led by Sequoia India.

Channel News Asia, 14 February 2019

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