Companies taking extreme steps to continue to stay afloat amid Covid-19 crisis
The investment was led by Vertex Ventures SEA and India, and saw participation from existing investor Prime Venture Partners.
These fintech firms are using past payment behaviour and current transactions to validate customers facing genuine difficulties
Their solution addresses the problem ventilator shortage in the country by splitting oxygen supply so that the machine can be used on two patients simultaneously
They were riding on the promise of steady double-digit growth, but with travel restrictions and cancellations, their problems are mounting
BlinkIN, a Bengaluru-based intelligent visual-assistance firm helped service engineers from Germany remotely install air ventilation systems in two hospitals in Wuhan
Healthcare company Portea has developed a chatbot called Cobot-19 which will disseminate information related to coronavirus
Agnikul, operating out of National Centre for Combustion Research at IIT Chennai, is developing a satellite launch vehicle for payload capacity of up to 100 kgs
The World Cup winning skipper will not only invest in Khatabook but also become its brand ambassador
The nano-engineered diamond coating technology developed by Kapindra, an IIT-Madras incubated start-up has applications in aerospace, defence, medical and electronics industries
While no financial player has gone live with the process yet, many are said to be in the proof-of-concept stage and it is a matter of time before the process becomes a reality
This marks InnoVen Capital's third investment in Bounce, in a span of 18 months
Chris Sheldrick's firm what3words enables people around the world to identify and share any precise location using just three words. In India, its service is available in eight languages
NMDC will contribute Rs 10 crore for the five-year joint incubation programme and intends to support at least 15 start-ups
Qure.ai will use the capital to drive geographical expansion, expand product portfolio in two more areas
Plans to harness 9 million MSMEs base to boost start-ups
A new report suggests a five-part model for second-stage companies to consider if they want stable, long-term success
Profitability has been the biggest challenge for unicorns. Swiggy reported 500 per cent jump in losses for financial year FY19 at Rs 2,346 crore against FY18, according to data platform Tofler.
The vast majority of funds raised last year in India went into payments startups, while insur-techs raked in 13.7 per cent of the investments
Katerra is also looking at launching a product in the affordable housing segment