The startup funding activity declined to $2.7 billion in Q3CY22 from $6.6 billion in Q2CY22
Venture capital firm Fireside Ventures on Wednesday announced closing of its third fund at USD 225 million or Rs 1,830 crore, which it plans to invest in Indian startups over a period of the next 10 years. The new fund is double the size of its previous fund. "We have closed out Fund III at USD 225 million which is about Rs 1,830 crore. We plan to invest Fund III in 25-30 startups in keeping with the Fireside thesis of digital-first consumer brands, across the spectrum of health and wellness, edutainment, lifestyle and FMCG," Fireside Ventures Partner Kannan Sitaram said here. According to Fireside Ventures, the market for D2C brands in India is set to touch USD 100 billion by 2025. Fireside Ventures has invested in 31 brands that include The Baker's Dozen, boAt, Mamaearth, Bombay Shaving Company etc. Launched in 2017, Fireside Ventures with the close of its Fund III has Rs 3,000 crore (USD 395 million) of assets under management. "The first fund had a corpus of Rs 340 crore and
The valuation firms like Quikr, Paytm Mall, have dropped below $1 billion. Shopclues and Blinkit were acquired for a fraction of their billion-dollar valuation
Funds will be used by the company to create capabilities for new product propositions and sustainable manufacturing standards
The credit guarantee cover under the scheme would be both transaction-based (for single eligible borrowers) and umbrella-based (for a group of eligible borrowers)
TurboHire ensures accuracy in candidate selection and reduces the cost and time spent on hiring
Company enables farmers to sell their products directly to consumers without extra costs like logistics, packaging
The Chinese technology giant is providing support to a startup in its hometown of Shenzhen that has ordered chipmaking equipment -- including from foreign suppliers -- for a semiconductor manufacturin
President Droupadi Murmu will launch a start-up platform for women entrepreneurs created by Gujarat University here on Tuesday. On the second day of her two-day visit to Gujarat, the president will also inaugurate or lay foundation stones of various projects related to education and tribal development at a function at Gujarat University. 'Her Start' is an initiative of the varsity for women entrepreneurs. Murmu is on her first visit to Gujarat after becoming president. On Monday she inaugurated or laid foundation stones of projects worth Rs 1,330 crore at a function in Gandhinagar. She also offered a floral tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Sabarmati Ashram.
Applications for the program are open from October 4 to November 14 this year and the program will commence in February 2023
Firm will focus on subjects like access to networks and capital, hiring challenges and mentorship, which for a variety of reasons, prove challenging for female founders
The country's post-Covid resurgence has been backed by better roads and infrastructure, and a manufacturing turnaround
IT major HCL said it has acquired a majority stake in vernacular edtech platform GUVI -- one of the few companies in India to partner with Elon Musk's 'OpenAI' initiative -- for an undisclosed sum
With the offline lure of greater teacher-student connect many such start-ups have forayed into brick-and-mortar centres to compete with existing offline institutions
Vikas Nahar's enterprise does Rs 40 cr a month on average, selling exotic and local nuts processed at 16,000 sq ft of processing space that he now plans to scale up by another 100,000 sq ft
Currently, there are 57 insurance companies in India- 24 in the life insurance sector and the others in non-life insurance businesses
The firm currently serves over 7.5 million brands including McDonald's, 24 Seven and Taco Bell
Gurugram-based offline-to-online commerce platform DotPe on Monday said it has raised $58 million in its series B funding round led by Temasek
Unfortunately, not all states are equally upbeat about agri-start-ups and the role they can play in the development of the agri-rural sector