2020-01-01
#InTheNews In 2019, Indian startups raised USD 14.5 Bn in 1,185 funding rounds out of which 459 were Series A & last-stage #investments. One of the biggest funding rounds was raised by @oyorooms, followed by @Paytm. Read more: https://www.business-standard.com/ ... @startupindia @vijayshekhar https://twitter.com/...
Business Standard
Report: Indian startups raised a record $14.5B in 2019, up from $10.5B in 2018 and $550M in 2010; Sequoia, Accel, and Tiger Global were the most active VCs
Peerzada Abrar / Business Standard :
2019-12-31
#InTheNews In 2019, Indian startups raised USD 14.5 Bn in 1,185 funding rounds out of which 459 were Series A & last-stage #investments. One of the biggest funding rounds was raised by @oyorooms, followed by @Paytm. Read more: https://www.business-standard.com/ ... @startupindia @vijayshekhar https://twitter.com/...
Business Standard
Report: Indian startups raised a record $14.5B in 2019, up from $10.5B in 2018 and $550M in 2010; Sequoia, Accel, and Tiger Global were the most active VCs
Peerzada Abrar / Business Standard :
2019-12-30
#InTheNews In 2019, Indian startups raised USD 14.5 Bn in 1,185 funding rounds out of which 459 were Series A & last-stage #investments. One of the biggest funding rounds was raised by @oyorooms, followed by @Paytm. Read more: https://www.business-standard.com/ ... @startupindia @vijayshekhar https://twitter.com/...
Business Standard
Report: Indian startups raised a record $14.5B in 2019, up from $10.5B in 2018 and $550M in 2010; Sequoia, Accel, and Tiger Global were the most active VCs
As the decade is coming to an end, it has seen an impressive 25x growth from a tiny $550 million in 2010 to $14.5 billion in 2019 …
2019-12-15
#InTheNews @Walmart & @Flipkart to invest in @ninjacart, a fresh produce supply chain startup. The investment aims to ensure better access to high-quality fresh produce across India while also creating economic opportunities for the farmers. Read more: https://www.business-standard.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
The Economic Times
Flipkart and Walmart invest in Ninjacart, a Bangalore-based fresh produce supply chain startup; sources had said earlier that Walmart could invest up to $50M
The Economic Times :