Apart from utilising this raise to deepen its product-suite and expand geographically, the company will accelerate the launch of its respir...

This is the third financing round for the two year-old company, having earlier raised an undisclosed sum in angel funding in 2016, followed...

Through this move, PayU is entering wealth and investments technology as it seeks to move beyond digital payments into broader financial se...

The funds will be deployed for expanding team and scaling up business.

Founded in July 2015 by Sagar Yarnalkar and Anurag Gupta, DailyNinja handles 25,000 orders daily and expects to increase it to 150,000 in 1...

Sequoia and Saama to make 10X returns from the deal; Sequoia is expected to walk out with $100 million in kitty.

Saama Capital began as a spinoff from US-based lender Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), which specialises in working with technology startups.

With this new investment round, the company plans to further en hance its technology platform to be able to recommend savings products to i...

Prasher's exit is the latest in a series of high-level resignations Innoven Capital's India CEO Hattangdi and deputy CEO Vinod Murali had l...

Saama Capital will continue its focus on the seed and series A rounds as it feels smaller fund size make it easier to return capital to its...

Last year, Saama exited Snapdeal when Canadian pension fund Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan led a new round in the Delhibased company.

The fresh funds will be used to expand the team, which currently has 25 members, and for customer acquisition.

Founded in 2013, Veeba caters to, both, institutional and retail segments and counts brands like Starbucks, Domino's, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell ...

Saama, which has also made several non-tech investments like Chai Point and Raw Pressery, expects to make a final close by third quarter of...

The money raised will be used to expand its geographic reach from 7 cities as well as grow the delivery component of business -Chai on Call...

EazyDiner has raised a fresh round of funding of $3 million or Rs 19.9 crore from Saama Capital and existing investor DSG Consumer Partners.

Frontier Investment is a group company of Accion -- a non-profit organisation which provides financial services to the under-served.