PC: UK Safer Internet Center In the week of March 31 to April 5, 2025, Indian startups raised huge funding and made a lot of strategic acquisitions. Funding Highlights Relative

PC: Arab Business Consultant  This week’s Dubai Weekly Funding Roundup features two emerging fintech startups that are leading financial technology innovation within the area. The business sector in Dubai draws

PC: Google Play  Delhivery Limited has made a major move towards consolidation in the Indian logistics sector by announcing that it is acquiring a 99.4% stake in Ecom Express Limited

PC: Indian Retailer  D2C health and wellness startup, Wellbeing Nutrition has raised Rs 25 crore (around Rs 3 million) in debt funding. Pharmaceutical major ACG-Capsules and angel investors Maheshwari Investors

PC: Tech in Asia The Dubai-based fintech company Fuse received $6.6 million in seed funding to drive its growth as well as expand their business operations. The financing round received

PC: Business Today  The rural fintech startup, Jai Kisan has raised Rs 26.5 crore from its extended Series B round from the existing investors – Unitary Fund, Mirae Asset Venture

PC: Arabian Business  A residential land plot located on Jumeirah Bay Island reached a selling price of AED 182 million which converts to approximately $50 million. The residential land plot

PC: Jaipur Times DriverShaab, a Kolkata based B2B mobility solutions provider, has taken Rs 2.82 crore as a pre Series A round of funding led by Firstport Capital while Inflection

PC: India Tech Desk Through its Series B funding round led by newly minted investors Peak XV Partners, Bengaluru travel fintech company Scapia’s $40 million has successfully raised to help

PC: Fur Jaden Lifestyle luggage brand Fur Jaden has raised about Rs 9.5 crore (about Rs 1.1 million) in its pre-Series A funding round backed by Gruhas Collective Consumer Fund

PC: Arabian Business  A major development in the state of real estate in Dubai and in the blockchain technology industry, Serenity, a leading blockchain technology firm, has just announced a

PC: PR Newswire  The subsidiary of Damac Properties, EDGNEX Data Centers, has acquired Finnish data centre company Hyperco. The move aims at creating a strategic presence of EDGNEX in Europe,