Japanese mobile firm KLab has raised $9.3 million in funding as it starts a marketing expansion.
The money came from two sources: Oak Capital Corp. and Hakuhodo, according to market analyst Serkan Toto. Hakuhodo?is a big marketing and ad company in Japan. The company plans to promote games such as its card-battle mobile game, Lord of the Dragons. For the period from September 2012 to May, Klab lost $7.7 million. The company?s stock is trading up in Japan as a result of the announcement.
Tetsuya Sanada founded KLab, and he says that his vision for the company was inspired by Japanese politician Ryoma Sakamoto, who envisioned a Japan without feudal trappings. Klab, he writes on the company?s site, has built a system for making games and carved out its niche in social and smartphone markets.
Source: http://venturebeat.com/2013/07/19/japans-klab-raises-9-3m-for-mobile-games/
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