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Other Vertical Industry SoftwareToronto, Ontario, CanadaFounded 2002CEO Jason Tham

Nulogy is an Other Vertical Industry Software company based in Toronto, founded in 2002.

nulogy.comLinkedInUpdated Dec 23, 2024
Annual revenue
$5.1M
Oct 2024EST.
Total raised
$24.7M
5 rounds
Employees
118
Dec 2024

Nulogy revenue

Nulogy has not published its revenue. GetLatka estimates it at about $5.1M a year (October 2024).

As ofRevenueSource
Apr 2021$3.6M–
Oct 2023$4MEST.GetLatka estimate
Oct 2024$5.1MEST.GetLatka estimate

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Nulogy funding rounds & investors

Nulogy has raised $24.7M across five rounds since 2009. The latest was a $14M funding round in July 2016.

DateRoundRaised
Jul 2016Funding round$14M
Oct 2014Funding round$7.5M
Feb 2011Funding round$2.5M
Jan 2010Funding round$482K
Jan 2009Funding round$225K
Total raised$24.7M

Nulogy CEO, founders & employees

Jason Tham founded Nulogy in 2002 and runs it as CEO. Nulogy has 118 employees (December 2024, LinkedIn).

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Dec 2024118LinkedIn
Oct 2024118LinkedIn
Oct 2023118LinkedIn
Oct 2022124LinkedIn
Dec 2021126LinkedIn
Apr 2021148–

Nulogy FAQ

How much money does Nulogy make?

Nulogy has not published its revenue. GetLatka estimates about $5.1M a year (October 2024).

How much funding has Nulogy raised?

$24.7M across 5 rounds; the latest was a $14M round in July 2016.

Who is the CEO of Nulogy?

Jason Tham, a co-founder.

Who founded Nulogy?

Jason Tham, in 2002.

How many employees does Nulogy have?

About 118 as of December 2024 (LinkedIn).

How this page is sourced

5 from public sources · 2 estimates. Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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