The startup aims to expand its cooperating gas stations to over 1,000 by the end of this year
A China-based mobile app that aims to improve customer experience at gas stations, 51Autogo, has recently seen participation of Gobi Partners in its US$15 million series A+ round alongside existing investors Renren Inc. and Zhen Fund, according to a report by China Money Network.
Renren Inc. and Zhen Fund had previously invested US$10 million in the startup, also named Chedaojiayou, during Angel and series A round.
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To help consumers pay online at gas stations, 51Autogo had developed a CRM system, and the startup aims to expand its cooperating gas stations to over 1,000 by the end of this year to reach daily transaction value of US$1.5 million.
To boost their online sales, 51Autogo also cooperates with dozens of private enterprises on corporate management software.
e27 has reached out to Gobi Partners for further comment.
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