Temasek of Singapore and Fidelity, a large financial services firm in the United States, invest $200 million in Lenskart through a secondary share sale, putting the company at $5 billion.

Indian companies raised a total of $217.84 million through 31 agreements, a 273% increase from the previous week’s $58.36 million raised through 16 deals. This week, the ecommerce industry emerged

Libas will use the money to drive offline expansion across geographies and ramp up its exclusive brand and retail stores in important metros and Tier-1, 2, and 3 cities. Taking

Cloover, a German startup, has secured $114 million in funding spearheaded by Lowercarbon Capital to let smaller installers offer comprehensive renewable energy solutions. The cash will help to expand into

According to sources, Rare Rabbit generated over Rs 600 crore in revenue and an operational profit of more than Rs 100 crore in fiscal 2024 while being bootstrapped. In addition

OTPless intends to use the fresh cash to expand its global presence and services beyond authentication and into authorization. It also intends to use the fresh money to challenge existing

Red.Health, a Hyderabad-based firm, plans to utilize the new funding to innovate its product, advance its technology, and improve its dispatch system in order to reduce human errors and optimize

Between May 6 and 11, Indian startups raised $220.2 million in a total of 21 agreements. Atlan’s $105 million investment round was the week’s only big funding round. Seed funding

Niqo Robotics (previously TartanSense), an agritech robotics company, has raised Rs 74.7 crore ($9 million) in a new funding round led by Brida Innovation Ventures. The new funding comes after

Reelo, an Ahmedabad-based business sponsored by Gokul Rajaram, raised $1 million. In addition to loyalty schemes, Reelo provides customer acquisition solutions such as referral programs and smart QR codes. Reelo,

A Dubai-based on-line today got a 2.7 million (AED10 million) funding for its company which intends to help grow its products through the middle east region. Wee, which is a

Flashaid, a health care and insurtech company, raised $2.5 million in a pre-Series A investment headed by Piper Serica Angel Fund and global venture capital firm SOSV. This financing was