Atulya Mittal backs GetNow.at

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BS Reporter
Last Updated : Jul 06 2015 | 1:08 AM IST
Retail Labs that runs GetNow.at, which is an online marketplace for groceries, electronics, mobiles, computers, home and office supplies, has received an undisclosed amount in seed funding from Atulya Mittal, nephew of steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal and founder of Avan Projects, the company said.

Zenatix raises $200,000
Zenatix, an Internet of Things-based energy management start-up, has raised Rs 1.27 crore ($200,000) in seed funding from Snapdeal co-founders Rohit Bansal and Kunal Bahl, Google South East Asia head Rajan Anandan and a clutch of other investors. Zenatix provides an energy management product that helps buildings save energy costs using intelligence from real-time data. Trifecta Capital MD Rahul Khanna, Investopad co-founders Rohan and Arjun Malhotra, angel investor Sunil Kalra, Ericsson's head of technology Manoj Dawane and former head of UTC Zubin Irani also participated in this round, the company said.

Omnivore backs Retigence Tech
Bengaluru-based start-up Retigence Technologies has raised an undisclosed amount from early-stage agri-tech focused investment fund Omnivore Partners. Retigence provides business intelligence solutions for retail chains through an inventory optimisation system. It has developed software that solves the over-stocking and stock-out situations in the retail sector.

HandyHome.in raises $500,000
On-demand electronics services start-up HandyHome.in has raised Rs 3.2 crore ($500,000) in seed funding from Bessemer Ventures and Kae Capital. The service is available only in Mumbai, will be extended to 10 more cities, including Delhi, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai and Pune.

Cloudcherry raises $1 million
Chennai-based software-as-a-service firm Cloudcherry Analytics has raised Rs 6 crore ($1 million) in seed funding from The Chennai Angels and IDG Ventures India, the company said. Cloudcherry provides software services like mobile application, big data, analytics, customer sentiment mapping and customer feedback to small and medium-size enterprises.
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First Published: Jul 06 2015 | 12:41 AM IST

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