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Lightspeed Targets $250M India Fund With Sharper Focus on Early-Stage AI
Lightspeed targets $250M for an India AI fund focused on early-stage startups across India and Southeast Asia, with investing expected to begin within two months.
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Lightspeed targets $250M for an India AI fund focused on early-stage startups across India and Southeast Asia, with investing expected to begin within two months.
Indian voice AI startup Ringg has raised $10 million in funding from Peak XV Partners to expand its AI agents beyond phone calls into enterprise workflows.
VideoVerse’s $250 million Minute Media deal has unravelled as investors and creditors pursue lawsuits alleging fraud, forged documents and unpaid debts.
Nandan Nilekani has stepped down as a general partner at Fundamentum as the venture capital firm launches its third $200 million fund to invest in AI, fintech, consumer technology, and…
Microsoft has signed a carbon removal agreement with Alt Carbon, underscoring India’s growing importance in the global carbon removal market. The partnership supports large-scale climate…
SolarSquare is reportedly in advanced discussions to raise up to $60 million in a Series C funding round, highlighting growing venture capital interest in India’s rapidly expanding rooftop…
General Catalyst has led a $63 million funding round in an Indian travel payments company, highlighting growing investor confidence in travel fintech and digital payment solutions.
India’s Snabbit raises $56M in fresh funding as investor interest surges in on-demand home services, highlighting rapid growth in the sector.
India-based Snabbit is reportedly raising fresh funding at a $400 million valuation, reflecting strong investor interest in emerging tech startups.
Lachy Groom is set to back Indian startup Pronto in a deal valuing the company at $200 million, signalling strong investor interest in emerging tech ventures.
Amazon and Flipkart are intensifying competition in India’s quick-commerce market, putting pressure on startups with faster delivery and aggressive pricing.
Swish, a Bengaluru-based food delivery startup, raises $38M in its third funding round in 18 months, accelerating growth in India’s competitive delivery market.
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