So, how did the Indian startups fared on funding horizon in the last week of 2019. Well, the funding scenario during year’s last week can only be described as tepid or average at the best. But it is still too early to adjudge that economic slowdown has started taking toll on the investment spree. While…
WishADish, a one-stop management solution for restaurants, has raised Rs 60 lakh from clutch of unnamed angel investors. These angel investors boost significant experience in wide range of industries such as cosmetics, apparels and real estate, according to press release released by the company. The New Delhi based startup, which is operated by parent firm…
We are once again back with our weekly ritual to enlighten our readers about the top 10 startup funding activities of this week. This week once again saw the return of Sachin Bansal on the investment horizon as he continues his fixation with the Fintech sector. This week also saw niche sectors like social commerce…
It seems that Indian startups have developed a special immunity system that is resisting all the talks of gloom and doom surrounding the Indian economy. Don’t know for how long this immunity will work but until then Indian startups can walks to their banks with a huge smile as investors continue to pour capital despite…
We are back with our weekly startup funding roundup to tell you about which startups got lucky this week. And, of course, also to tell you about which investors decided to take the ‘leap of faith’ for seeking long term profit and also possibly to shape the destinies of some of biggest companies to grace…
Startup accelerator Risers Accelerator has invested undisclosed amount in in Sprout Kids, a company that specializes in designing and manufacturing children furniture. Following the funding round, Risers Accelerator has picked up 20% stake in the company at a market valuation of Rs 2.5 crore.
Delhi based startup accelerator ‘Risers Accelerator’ invests in Children’s Furniture company ‘Sprout…
The investment scenario in India’s startup ecosystem continues to stay resilient amid growing chorus over economic slowdown. Even though big funding rounds and high profile startups continued to remain conspicuously absent but the week still proved to be a decent one on the fundraising front.
Apart from Delhivery and JioSaavn, other startups that managed to raise…
In what could spell good news for startups, Flipkart’s co-founder Binny Bansal is in the midst of launching a new venture capital (VC) fund with a target corpus of $300 – 400 Mn, according to Times of India (TOI). The fund will look to back capital starved Indian startups but will also look to infuse…
This week no big players or high profile startups raised funds but this doesn’t take away the fact that it proved to be yet another decent week on the fundraising front. Here are the top 10 funding activities of this week as we rap up our weekly funding round up section.
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The economic slowdown may have become an official news now but its effect is still nowhere visible on the Indian startup ecosystem. This was proven beyond doubt as Indian startups had yet another decent run on the fundraising front. It is to be seen for how long India’s startup industry will continue to defy the…
