Incubator will provide start-up founders with four-month training in business growth
Deal values dip sequentially as well; despite this India emerges as second-highest funded nation, behind the US
ElasticRun extends the reach of a brand's direct distribution network to deep rural markets
Cloud kitchen company says it will use financing to expand reach and diversify in offline market
In its regulatory filing, Nykaa said that in Q4 FY23, against the backdrop of subdued industry growth, Tier 1 consumers have demonstrated sustained consumption
Investors are looking to mark down the valuations of top Indian tech firms in the range of 20 per cent to 50 per cent, according to analysts
The Souled Store's target audience is young Indians in the age group of 16-30 years, a bulk of which is middle class - the biggest segment in India
The latest funding round comes as Byju's is aiming to repay a huge $1.2-billion term loan it had secured in November 2021
Funding round led by Utah-based Zions Venture Fund; CometChat offers a full-fledged messaging and communications platform within apps and websites to improve a brand's user engagement
Khosla and ChatGPT developer OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman recently offered personal capital to help startups after SVB's collapse
But fees charged by Google for app purchases remain a concern
The main reasons the deal fell out were lapses in due diligence, disagreement over valuation, sustainability of the business and the platform's shareholding structure
The Softbank-backed start-up last laid off 350 employees in November
Drop is mostly due to a 75% dip in late-stage investments, from $2.4 billion in 2021 to $606 million in 2022
According to sources, there is no clarity on what happens to the founders
Major investors in the rights include co-founder Ronnie Screwvala (Rs 212 cr) and Singapore-based Temasek (Rs 81 cr)
Firm will now function as an independent unit run by its current team; Unacademy will, however, hold 30% in it as an investor, has also infused some capital to help it run for next 12-18 months
Electric vehicle (EV) startup Lucid announced that it is laying off around 1,300 of its employees or 18 per cent of its workforce, within the upcoming months
These enterprises, the study by Ficci and Randstad says, are well capitalised and have raised series A and B funding rounds
15.79 per cent of these start-ups want to keep their headcount unchanged: FICCI - Randstad Start-up Hiring Trends Survey