Uniqus Consultech, the tech-enabled global consulting platform, announced securing $20 million in its Series C funding round led by Nexus Venture Partners with participation from Sorin Investments, both existing investors.
The funding will fuel the company’s rapid growth, the launch of adjacent services, and geographic expansion across the Middle East, particularly into key markets like Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman. It will also support substantial R&D investments into AI-driven solutions to tackle clients’ reporting and risk management challenges.
Founded in 2022, Uniqus has experienced exceptional growth, blending deep domain expertise with cutting-edge technology to meet the modern consulting needs of over 250 clients through 11 offices across India, the US, and the Middle East, with a team of over 550 professionals.
Key clients include Al Rajhi Bank, Tawal, Bahri Shipping, Burjeel Holdings, and Saudi Information Technology Company (SITE).
Uniqus has also built several proprietary tech assets, including:
- UniQuest: A GenAI-powered platform transforming search, summarization, and analysis across industries.
- Risk UniVerse: A platform for streamlining internal controls and SOX compliance.
- Reporting UniVerse: A comprehensive solution for financial reporting and data management.
- ESG UniVerse: An advanced tool for ESG data management and reporting.
“Our vision has always been to build a consulting platform that leverages global talent and technology to deliver exceptional client outcomes,” said Jamil Khatri, Co-Founder & CEO of Uniqus. “With a $100 billion+ addressable market before us, this is just the beginning. Our latest round of funding positions us to expand our capabilities and geographical presence as we tap into this market. The funding will also help us to build Uniqus AI, leveraging our deep domain skills and new GenAI models to transform how consulting services are delivered.”
Anup Gupta, Managing Director at Nexus Venture Partners, added:
“Uniqus represents the future of consulting. Its strategic use of technology and AI, coupled with a global cloud delivery model, opens vast opportunities to redefine client outcomes and consulting economics.”
