Moulishree Srivastava

Rupeek plans to use fresh funds to upgrade technology and acquire customers.

In January, Walmart had started restructuring its loss-making B2B business unit in India.

Samsung Venture kicked off investments in India in July 2019 and plans to invest in 100 startups over the next five years,

This comes a week after Blume announced the final close of its third fund at USD 102 million.

The San Francisco-based company plans to expand its EV fleet in India to 1500 by this year from the current 350 vehicles.

BharatPe will use fresh funds to set up and expand a non-banking financial company (NBFC) to dive deeper into lending space.

At least five edtech startups have raised money in February alone.

Swiggy plans to use the new funds to expand its hyperlocal delivery services, Swiggy Stores, Swiggy Go, and SuprDaily.