More money has flowed into Pakistan's nascent technology sector during 2021 than in the previous six years combined
The company will utilise the funds to grow its team, invest in building new products and features, and further expand its user base, it added.
Multiple local entrepreneurs got in touch, seeking advice on funding and how to accelerate their startups in Pakistan.
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Cactus Venture Partners is planning to invest USD 100 million, mostly in start-ups based in India, over the next 3 years. Cactus Venture Partners founder and General Partner Anurag Goel told PTI that the company will invest between pre-Series A to B funding rounds. The venture capital company aims to invest USD 100 million in fast-growing direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands and technology start-ups. "Almost all of our investments will be in Indian start-ups but we will look closely for those companies that can leverage our networks to grow and expand internationally," Goel said. Cactus Venture Partners (CVP) portfolio includes Auric, an Ayurveda brand targeting millennials; AMPM, a global lifestyle brand with a modern Indian aesthetic, and Vitraya Technologies, a business-to-business service-as-a-product player that functions at the intersection of health technology and insurance technology. Last month, the fund had announced an investment of around USD 1 million in Rubix Data Science
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BP Ventures has made its first direct investment in India by pumping in USD 13 million in integrated EV ride-hailing and charging company BluSmart. It led a USD 25 million Series A round that also saw support from Mayfield India Fund, 9Unicorns and Survam Partners, alongside other existing investors, the firm said in a statement. "BluSmart will use the capital to expand its fleet of electric vehicles and charging stations from its home city of Delhi to five additional Indian cities in the next two years," it said. The statement, however, did not say the funding will translate into how much equity holding in BluSmart. Sophia Nadur, managing partner at BP Ventures, will join BluSmart's board. To date, BP Ventures has invested almost USD 800 million in more than 60 companies across seven geographies. BP Ventures was set up more than 10 years ago to identify and invest in private, high growth, game-changing technology companies, accelerating innovation across the entire energy ...
Karbon will use the funds to step up its product development, hiring plans and operations. It expects to double its headcount to 60 over next 6 months
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On-demand staffing platform Gigforce on Tuesday said it has raised USD 3 million (about Rs 22 crore) in funding, led by Endiya Partners. Existing investor Unitus Ventures and key angels also participated in the pre-series A round, a statement said. Unlike classifieds, lead sharing and job-search platforms, Gigforce offers full-stack staffing solutions and provides pre-screened and pre-trained gig workers to various enterprises. "The market is underserved today because of the lack of suitable technology to manage scale. India's top five staffing companies together manage a workforce of one million," Gigforce co-founder and CEO Chirag Mittal said. He added that this is set to change with strong tailwinds, including the proliferation of inexpensive smartphones, ubiquitous Internet access for blue and grey collar workers, maturing technology platforms, simplification of labour codes, and the huge growth trajectory that India will witness in the next 10 years. "With this fundraise, we
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