ClipByte to raise around Rs 8-10 cr to fund expansion

E-commerce portal ClipByte today said it plans to raise around Rs 8-10 crore through equity dilution and issuing fresh shares.
"We are having talks with private equity investors to raise around Rs 8-10 crore through equity dilution and issuing fresh shares to fund our expansion plans," ClipByte Director Jeetendra Murkute said in a statement.
ClipByte with its single dashboard allows users to view and download television clips from 150-200 channels in India in the comfort of their offices. The company is now also looking out for partners globally to offer services.
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Casio launches ClassWiz fx-991EX series of calculators * Japanese electronics firm Casio has launched ClassWiz fx-991EX series of calculators in India which has the capability of online visualisation via QR code generation.

The calculator has been priced at Rs 1,145 aiming to cater engineering, MBA & science students.

ClassWiz fx-991EX is developed keeping in consideration student's convenience and to enhance their mathematics visualisation skills, Casio India said in a statement.
By new online interface function, a user can display a graph on a smart device such as smartphone or tablet computer by reading the QR code to access a dedicated website, it added.
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SolarTown offers monthly lease option for solar rooftops * SolarTown Energy Solutions is offering 15-year fixed monthly lease option for solar rooftop systems for residential and commercial segments.

The company specialises in sale, lease and installation of solar rooftop systems for residential, commercial and industrial customers.
In a statement, the firm said it was offering at no upfront cost "15-year fixed monthly lease option... For solar rooftop systems, shielding customers against rising electricity prices".
Besides, the customer gets 15-year performance guarantee and hassle-free 15-year operations and maintenance (O&M) service on all the solar installations done by the company, the statement said.