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As many as five investors are engaging with Jar for the new round.
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Angel deal activity fell sharply in the second half of the year as higher entry thresholds and compliance changes have reduced participation and reshaped how early-stage rounds are getting done, stakeholders told Moneycontrol
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Energy-related manufacturing, including transformers, solar trackers and wind turbine components, now contributes nearly 40% of Zetwerk’s revenue and is growing at roughly 100% YoY, co-founder and chief executive Amrit Acharya told Moneycontrol.
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Complying with the DPDP Act isn’t coming cheap with operational costs climbing, fuelled by the need for legal vetting, data audits, secure data storage, consent-management technology and workforce training.
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Atomberg will look to file its draft IPO papers likely under the confidential route in January and will aim to list by around March or April of 2026
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In an interview with Moneycontrol, SoftBank's Sumer Juneja said the Japanese investment giant is confident of deploying capital in India, even through smaller, sharper bets.
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In an interview with Moneycontrol, Juneja said while competing with public markets may not be ideal for big funds, the rush of liquidity is phenomenal for the Indian startup ecosystem.
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An official said the proposed framework, if accepted, would have an outer limit of three years to be translated into law
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Apple later met MeitY and CERT-In, stating that its notifications were based on internal threat signals and not attributed to any government
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Samir Kumar told Moneycontrol that Amazon’s edge in India will come from vast selection delivered at multiple speed points.
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Kumar tells Moneycontrol that the e-commerce major is acting on its long-term roadmap, even as back-to-back global tech investment announcements put the spotlight on capital flows into India
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Microsoft's investment is aimed squarely at accelerating AI adoption, while Amazon's plans are broader, including business expansion and export-led growth
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Nadella said Microsoft’s cloud infrastructure in India is being built with “sovereignty controls,” and that Copilot data processing for Indian users remains local.
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This investment will focus on business expansion as well as three strategic pillars: AI-driven digitisation, export growth and job creation.
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The $17.5 billion commitment is over and above the $3 billion announced in January, taking Microsoft’s total India AI commitment to $20.5 billion.`
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The IndiGo crisis comes at a time when India is already seeing slow recovery in inbound tourism.
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Karandikar told Moneycontrol that the fund is willing to take lower returns, with an aim to produce 5-10 globally competitive deep tech companies from India in 15 years. It aims to deploy Rs 15,000 to 20,000 crore each year starting 2026.
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In an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol, the Binance co-founder said it respects the regulator, the government and will work closely with them as it expands in India.
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India's top multiplex chain PVR INOX has a nearly 55 percent market share in Hollywood movies. This year, among the top performing English content were titles from the house of Warner Bros.
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The US glass major and its Indian partner plan to supply all major smartphone makers operating in the country, with future expansions into tablets, laptops and wearables.
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IndiGo was again forced to cancel hundreds of flights across the country, leading to chaotic and angry scenes at airports
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The audit will span the entire stack of government information communication technology (ICT) assets, from routers, firewalls and intrusion-prevention systems to servers, virtual machines, cloud deployments, endpoint devices and security operations centres.
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Google’s business model is evolving Google India Country Manager and Vice President and Preeti Lobana spoke to Moneycontrol on how its shifting from search-based advertising to new revenue streams like YouTube subscriptions and how the underlying shift is taking effect in India
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The official added that while the government is convinced 'there are lapses', any quasi-judicial action must be backed by 'robust technical findings'
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Over the past two years, Ola has wound down or shrunk several experiments outside its mobility business, including used cars and quick commerce pilots Ola Cars and Ola Dash
