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Gurugram

Snapdeal

E-Commerce

India's leading value e-commerce platform that has helped Indian e-commerce grow beyond just brands & urban users.

Mumbai

Dream11

Gaming & E-Sports

Dream11 operates the world’s largest fantasy sports platform.

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cure.fit

Fitness

Apps

Wellness

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cure.fit is a health and fitness company offering digital and offline experiences across fitness, nutrition, and mental well-being.

ElasticRun

Chalo

Big Data

Transportation

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Chalo is a transportation technology startup offering a transport app that delivers real-time transit information.

Upstox

Finance

MyGlamm

Beauty

Urban Ladder

Vogo

Rental

Myntra

BlueStone

Workday

Simplilearn

Power2SME

Vyome Therapeutics

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ISGN Corporation

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Zivame.com

HealthPlix

Healthcare

Hiver

Support & Management Services

Koo App

Social Network

Milkbasket

Skit

AI/IoT

Alien Technology

Information Technology

WeRize

Conviva

Advertising

Via.com

PhableCare

AgNext Technologies

Zoomdata

Analytics

Appsdaily Solutions

Consumer

WinZO

Digital Entertainment

Truebil

StanPlus

Jumbotail

Industrybuying

Shop101

Consumer Goods

Attero

Apalya Technologies

Content

Agrim Wholesale

Welltok

Active.ai

Connectiva Systems

Vokal

Internet

Robosoft Technologies

Signzy

eloelo

POPxo

Cashkaro

Grabhouse

Real Estate

Magzter

Mobile

Zluri

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Guardian Link

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Affordplan

Holachef

Delivery Service

Creative Galileo

Education

Rubique

Bombay Play

StalkBuyLove

YourStory

IT & Communication

Oxfordcaps

Communities

Mall91

Instamojo

Perpule

Toffee Insurance

CreditVidya

Credit

Pressmart

Chara Technologies

Manufacturing

Monarch Innovative Technologies

Broadcasting

SimpliContract

Artificial Intelligence

Tring

Ubiquitous Foods (Ovenfresh)

Compass Labs

Swipe Telecom

Computer

Peer Robotics

Industry

EdGE

Mercer | Mettl

MoneyOnClick

HerKey

Embibe

Content Creators

Nanoheal

ScoopWhoop

airpay

Minekey

Intelligent Systems

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Possible

Zocket

Marketing/Sales

DoorMint

SuperProfs

Germin8

AlmaBetter

Elevar Sports

Studio Sirah

Gaming

ConnectedH

Digantara

Crowdfire

Bay Talkitec

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Convin

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Swift

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Tencent Holdings Ltd has led a large investment round in Mumbai-based Dream11 Fantasy Pvt. Ltd, as China's biggest gaming and social media company ramps up its India bets amid intensifying pressures at home.
The Chinese company invested in Dream11 Fantasy, which operates an eponymous fantasy sport website, as part of its Series D funding, an executive at the Indian company told TechCircle, asking not to be named.
The company's existing investors, which include venture capital firm Kalaari Capital and private equity firm Multiples Alternate Asset Management, also put money in this round, the executive said.

Tencent leads $100 mn investment in fantasy sport platform Dream11

The e-commerce market in India continues to explode, fuelled by a rapid rise of online consumers and global investors keen to get a piece of the action. Today, eBay announced that it has invested $133.77 million in Snapdeal, one of the larger online marketplaces in the country.

EBay Bets Big On India, Pours Another $134M Into Online Marketplace Snapdeal

Online marketplace Snapdeal seems to have finally closed its $50 million (Rs 280 crore) investment round from eBay Inc, Recruit Co, new investors like Intel Capital, Saama Capital and the Russian venture firm, ru-Net, reports The Economic Times.

Snapdeal Raises Investment From Intel Capital, Saama Capital, ru-Net & others

Local ecommerce company Groupon recently acquired a small online couponing startup in India called SoSasta (which I’m told means ‘very cheap’). But the real leader in India’s digital coupon space is actually SnapDeal, which currently boasts over 1 million subscribers and has roughly 70 percent market share.

I caught up with Kunal Bahl, CEO of SnapDeal’s parent company Jaspers, at the DLD Conference in Germany to learn more about the business.

Turns out the company just closed a $12 million investment round, led by Nexus Venture Partners and IndoUS Venture Partners.

India's Largest Online Couponing Site, SnapDeal, Raises $12 Million (TCTV)

As Groupon’s business in India continues to hit snags, a homegrown daily deal company is quickly snatching up market share in the local deal space. New Delhi-based Snapdeal.com, which, like Groupon features daily deal coupons at discounted rates, announced today that it has raised $40 million in series B funding from Bessemer Venture Partners, along with contributions with existing investors Nexus Venture Partners and IndoUS Venture Partners. According to Snapdeal Founder and CEO Kunal Bahl, this is the largest single round of private investment in an internet company in India to date.ers

Snapdeal, India’s Fast-Growing eCommerce Platform, Raises $40 Million From Bessemer And More

Bengaluru-based health and fitness startup Cure.fit on Tuesday announced that it has closed a total of $120 million in its Series D round. The startup had raised $75 million in April 2019 and an additional $45 million now. The round, which is a mix of equity and debt funding, is led by Chiratae Ventures (formerly IDG Ventures), Accel Partners, Kalaari Capital, and Oaktree Capital. New investors Epiq Capital, Unilever Ventures, Innoven Capital, and Kotak Mahindra Bank also participated in the funding round.

[Funding alert] Cure.fit raises $45M, closes Series D round at $120M

Bengaluru-based health and fitness platform Cure.fit has raised $120 million in Series-C round of funding. IDG Ventures, Kalaari Capital, Accel Partners, Oaktree Capital, and Chiratae Ventures participated. A press release from the company has stated that this amount will be used in the development of their technology, with focus on AI in health planning. The company also plans to launch its own fitness wearables. Following highly funded startups like OYO Rooms and Ola Cabs going abroad, Curefit is also looking at foreign markets and plans to expand to South West Asian countries in the next 12-15 months. Curefit was planned as an amalgam of mental wellness, physical fitness and a balanced diet for an integrated approach to preventive and curative healthcare. Curefit integrates four verticals that work together to ensure the holistic wellbeing of their users: physical fitness via Cult.fit, mental wellbeing via Mind.fit, healthy eating via Eat.fit; and personalised healthcare solutions via Care.fit. What differentiates Cure.fit from other players in the market is that it drives its preventive healthcare philosophy through engagement, coaching and delivery, using a combination of online and offline channels.

Fitness startup Curefit raises $120 M in Series-C round of funding

Bengaluru-based fitness startup CureFit has raised $25 Mn in Series B round of funding from existing investors Accel Partners, IDG Ventures, Kalaari Capital and UC-RNT fund.

The startup will use the newly raised funds to expand the company’s geographical footprint in the country and scale-up its business verticals.

Vani Kola, Managing Director at Kalaari Capital said, “CureFit has built a very strong team in the last one year and delivered a significantly differentiated value proposition for Cult.fit and eat.fit. CureFit has established a strong product-market fit and is ready to start scaling the business across other health offerings and cities across India.”

Founded in March 2016 by Mukesh Bansal and former Flipkart CBO Ankit Nagori, the startup offers integrated health and fitness solutions. The startup provides these solutions through three verticals – Cult.Fit, Eat.Fit and Mind.Fit via online and offline channels.

Fitness Startup CureFit Secures $25 Mn From Kalaari Capital, Others

CureFit, started by former Myntra and Flipkart executives Mukesh Bansal and Ankit Nagori earlier this year, announced on Monday that it had raised $15 million from Accel Partners, IDG Ventures and Kalaari Capital. To be launched in 2017, CureFit will be a platform that will enable users to manage their health proactively through a gamut of service offerings.

Curefit aims to be an innovative combination of engagement, coaching and delivery, through a mix of online and offline channels. The startup believes that both experiences seamlessly integrated will provide end-to-end proactive health management to consumers. Through this solution, consumers will be able to enjoy better quality of life, reduce the probability of falling sick and significantly reduce risks for long-term chronic diseases.

Mukesh Bansal and Ankit Nagori's CureFit raises $15M from Accel, IDG and Kalaari

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