Indian family offices have invested INR 435 crore, in the renowned e-commerce giant FirstCry, which focuses on children’s products. This investment allowed them to acquire SoftBank’s stake in the company.

Veda VC, a venture capital fund, at a stage, has successfully raised a funding round of Rs 250 crore. The funding was led by family offices and leaders in the startup industry.

Tata Sons are taking the initiative to build an EV battery factory, in the United Kingdom. With an investment of £4 billion, they are demonstrating their dedication to transportation and keeping up with the changing trends in the global automotive industry.

Vegapay has recently raised $1.1 million, in seed funding with Eximius Ventures leading the investment and receiving support from DSP HMK, Capri Global, and other investors.

Axis Asset Management, the mutual fund division of Axis Bank has recently launched a credit fund with the objective of raising up to Rs 1,250 crore from a diverse group of investors.

SK Telecom, a company has made a significant investment of $100 million, in Anthropic, an AI firm based in the United States that is posing a challenge to OpenAI.

Chakr Innovation, a startup focused on climate technology has received INR 18 Cr ($2.2 Mn) in funding, from India’s EXIM Bank to support the development of emission control devices.

The government has revealed the draft of the FAME III, which includes a budget allocation of Rs 40,000 50,000 crore to support vehicles (EVs).

Nithin Kamath, CEO of Zerodha, stated on Wednesday that the company has expanded its investment in its startup accelerator fund, Rainmatter. According to Kamath, the allotment has been enhanced by Rs 1,000 crore. He noted that the fund has invested about Rs 400 crore in the last seven years. 

CapitaLand Investment Limited (CLI) is launching CapitaLand India Growth Fund 2 (CIGF2) an initiative, with a value of S$525 million. The focus of this fund is on acquiring high-quality Grade A business parks in cities across India

The company claims to have already invested $140 million in start-ups in India.

The top South Korean gaming corporation, KRAFTON, Inc., creator of the BGMI, plans to invest $150 million in India over the next two to three years.

A senior government source told Reuters that the White House would outline its proposals on Wednesday to forbid some US investments in sensitive technology in China and demand that the government be notified of other transactions.