Malar Group Invests in 15Rock for Global AI Expansion

Apr 29, 2025
Malar Group has announced a strategic investment in 15Rock to enhance the global reach of its autonomous AI reasoning systems.
Malar Group Invests in 15Rock for Global AI Expansion

Malar Group has announced a strategic investment in 15Rock, aiming to scale the company's autonomous AI reasoning systems globally. This partnership, announced in a press release, will accelerate the deployment of 15Rock's innovative AI technologies across various sectors.

15Rock's platform, known for its dual-AI architecture, combines deep contextual analysis with real-time decision-making. The company has attracted clients from diverse industries, including global banking, luxury automotive, and major oil conglomerates. The investment by Malar Group, led by CEO Sayan Navaratnam, is expected to enhance 15Rock's capabilities and expand its market presence.

Founded by Gautam Bakshi, 15Rock has been recognized for its transformative AI-powered decision systems. The company operates specialized subsidiaries like Pure Research, Novilo, and TalentCap, which leverage its core autonomous reasoning technology to deliver advanced solutions in investment research, RFP management, and talent acquisition.

Malar Group's investment will support 15Rock's global expansion while maintaining its commitment to institutional-grade excellence. Financial terms of the investment were not disclosed.

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