Both existing players, Swiggy and Zomato and new competition, like Rapido, are all "striving to create an opening in what is a thin-margin, high-visibility, and operations intensive business,” the company’s management said.
Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation (KEONICS) has recently floated the tender for the project, which will follow a Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer (DBFOT) model.
The latest funding round valued the startup at Rs 1,000 crore and saw participation from prominent angel investors including Vikram Chatwal (MediAssist), Dharmil Sheth and Hardik Dedhia (PharmEasy), and Salil Musale (Astarc Ventures).
The fundraise comes at a time when venture capital firms have been on a fundraising spree, Moneycontrol had reported earlier.
The Mumbai-based fintech will use the fresh capital to scale its EMI-on-UPI offering and grow its merchant network across India.
Groww announced the IPO price band of Rs 95 to Rs 100, which values the company at around Rs 62,500 crore ($7.1 billion)
Groww co-founder and CEO Lalit Keshre says the company won’t trade long-term focus for short-term gains. Groww’s philosophy, he insists, remains unchanged — “time in the market matters more than timing the market.”
Over one million Indian tourists had visited Malaysia in 2024, spending over Rs 11,000 crore, underscoring the potential for UPI to simplify payments, reduce foreign exchange cost and improve merchant acceptance.
The firm plans to use the funds for fleet expansion, tech upgrades, and Tier-2/3 city coverage.
The proposed Rs 10,000-crore QIP comes as rivals Zepto and Blinkit expand aggressively and new entrants like Reliance and Flipkart intensify competition in quick commerce.
The Bengaluru-based fintech has more than doubled its revenue in FY25, and plans to achieve operational breakeven within two years.
WazirX has restarted its exchange less than a week ago after a major cyberattack in 2024, with trading volumes having crossed $22 million so far.
Developed by Jaipur-based startup Pixa AI, Luna claims to enable real-time, speech-to-speech expressive voice interaction and aims to power entertainment and wellness apps.
The latest round, aimed at helping employees meet ESOP-related tax obligations, doubles General Atlantic’s stake to 9% as PhonePe gears up for a $1.35 billion public listing.
Even as SEBI has been curbing derivatives trading to protect retail investors, the segment is key to the broking industry in revenue
This is Snabbit’s third fundraise in nine months, taking its total capital raised to $55 million. Snabbit currently operates in five cities — including Mumbai, Bengaluru and Gurugram — and plans to expand to the top 10 metros within the next two quarters.
Aloke Bajpai, Group CEO, ixigo said that the recent fund raise provides the balance sheet required to fulfil their long term aspiration of delivering the best AI-first customer experience for travel and fuels their expansion into new categories and markets.
Sequentially, the firm reported a 20% growth in revenue while PAT improved by almost 59%.
The move follows RK Damani’s Rs 90-crore pre-IPO investment; Moneycontrol was the first to report on SBI MF’s planned investment earlier this month.
The Bengaluru-based VC firm has already begun deploying capital from the fund, with investments in Mave Health and Confido (healthtech), Lucira and Ozi (consumer), PowerUp Money (fintech), and iDO (deeptech).
Bengaluru-based deeptech startup Pantherun Technologies cracked a decades-old encryption flaw using an AI-based system that requires no key exchange. From shielding airbases and railways to partnering with majors like Intel, the Qualcomm-mentored startup is rewriting how data moves and stays secure.
The Bengaluru-based discount broker’s idea behind FDs is to offer fixed-income products along with low-risk long-term investment products on the Coin platform
Zetwerk estimate losing nearly $77 million in potential orders and allege that Ayr’s revenues from the disputed business could exceed $250 million.
The company expanded distribution and ramped up capacity across India and Gulf markets; operating leverage helped improve margins despite higher input costs.
NS Boseraju, Karnataka Minister of Science & Technology and Minor Irrigation, says Phase I of Quantum City (6.1 acres) will be India’s first single-stop quantum hub, hosting hardware manufacturing (FabLine), shared R&D labs, a secure quantum cloud, and incubation for startups.