With slowdown in venture funding and valuation correction amidst India's late-stage startups, Iron Pillar will continue its investments pac...

The latest capital is expected to help the Santa Clara-headquartered startup expand its portfolio of software tools, develop new technologi...

The round also saw participation from venture firms Iron Pillar, R-Squared, and existing investors Nexus Venture Partners, Reaction Capital...

This brings CoreStack’s total funding to $45 million, following its Series A in March 2020. The funding will be used for growth, expanding ...

With TrueScale Capital, Sameer Nath — the co-founder of Iron Pillar — has now joined dozens of venture capital investors who have in the re...

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Ushur is Iron Pillar’s second investment from its second fund, which is expected to announce its first close in a couple of months, co-foun...

With the close of its maiden fund, Iron Pillar also brings on board two major investors, Sidbi & IIFL

Experts said such secondary sales are bound to increase as venture capital and private equity firms approaching ends of their typical 7-10-...

Facebook had raised capital from Microsoft at a valuation of $15 billion in 2007, two years later its valuation was down to $10 billion.

Ganesh Krishnan has built and sold four successful businesses through recessions and booms.

Krishnan has been involved in startups in sectors ranging from IT and education to healthcare. Eventually, he wants to invest in a 100 star...

IPOs by IT companies in the last three years have given good exit options to venture and private equity investors in those firms.

Mohanjit Jolly, executive director, DFJ India explains to ET why the firm is taking a blended approach to investing in India - backing both...

It is not everyday that a young consultant at McKinsey & Co trades in a job at the firm’s Seattle office for the rough and tumble of busine...

To many, the economic outlook may seem gloomy but start-ups are thriving, backed by good ideas and growing support for new enterprise.

Silicon Valley’s leading venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ) is finally setting up its shop in India.