Bangalore-based mobile application platform provider July Systems has raised $2.1 million of a $2.9 million investment round, the company has informed in an SEC filing. (hat tip - TechCircle). It's currently not clear who the investors are and where the company plans to use the funds raised. We are currently awaiting a response from July Systems on this. With this investment, July Systems has raised around $36.2 million investment until now. This includes a $15 million round from Updata Partners, Intel Capital and WestBridge Capital in February 2012, a $7 million round from Intel Capital, Sequoia Capital and Footprint Ventures in March 2010 and a follow-on round by Intel Capital in May 2011. While Intel Capital hadn't disclosed the follow-on investment amount back then, an SEC filing from the company suggests that it had raised $10 million in April 2011. It's not clear whether Intel Capital was the sole investor in this round or it had seen participation from any other investor. July Systems had also raised $2.1 million investment in July 2009. BJ Arun Is New CEO Coinciding with this investment, July Systems has also appointed BJ Arun as its new CEO. He will be taking over from the erstwhile CEO Rajesh Reddy. In this role, Arun will be responsible for the company's growth in the mobile apps market. Prior to this appointment, Arun had founded a Linux based High Performance Computing (HPC) solution provider called California Digital in 1994. He was also the co-founder and CEO of Librato, a San Francisco-based metrics and monitoring solution provider for IT…
