Arya plans to launch its Series B fundraising round by mid-2020.

Drivezy has so far raised $28 million in equity financing from the likes of Das Capital, the investment firm founded by Japanese serial ent...

Private equity firm CX Partners, the ADB and the World Bank arm IFC are in the process of acquiring about 80% of Indian School Finance Co P...

The funding round is expected to value the three-year-old startup at about $100 million, three times the valuation Dunzo garnered when it p...

Schedulers was founded in 2012 by industry veterans Akshay Sharma and Colonel Arvind Gangoly. In 2014, Schedulers raised Series A capital f...

The Series B financing also saw "significant participation" from existing investors like SAIF Partners, Sequoia India and Aspada, Capital F...

Agriculture in India is a $370 billion sector, but there is little application of technology to improve productivity and lift millions out ...

SV Agri Processing had in 2011 raised Rs 5 crore from SONG, a fund backed by Soros Economic Development Fund, Omidyar Network and Google.

The Delhi-based startup plans to use the proceeds from the pre-Series A round of funding to expand its footprint across the country.

Take for example ecommerce giant Amazon, which provides each of its 7,000 delivery boys a tablet equipped with automated realtime tools for...

"We entered the online lending space recently. We plan to commit significant investment to building this aspect of our business,"

This round takes the total capital raised by the Bengaluru-based company, which provides working capital loans to SMEs to over Rs 100 crore.

Some of these ventures such as Bangalore-based YCook and Soulfull and Delhi-based Zea Maize have gained investor attention with their prote...

The Mumbai-based firm provides end to end storage and distribution for fruit, vegetable, food processing and pharmaceutical industries.

The Bangalore-based investment firm will use the capital to make further investments in India’s healthcare, livelihood and education sector...

Aspada Investment Company, which is backed by billionaire investor George Soros’ Economic Development Fund, is backing an Indian startup.

A new breed of money managers, armed with corporate experience in sectors ranging from technology, media and agribusiness, is managing smal...