Indian e-commerce company Shopclues has raised 100 million dollars in Series D round led by Tiger Global.
According to Techcrunch, Tiger Global raised a 2.5 billion dollar fund at the end of 2014.
Other existing investors including Helion Venture Partners and Nexus Venture Partners, also participated.
Shopclues was started in 2011 when most e-commerce services in India sold merchandize to consumers using an inventory-led model.
Shopclues claimed they have 1,00,000 sellers who provide over 10 million products.
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