The company said it will utilise the capital to use the funds to get its Gluon AI chip into the fabrication stage, to develop its software ...

Endiya Partners is looking to cut cheques of between $1 million and $1.5 million for its first investments in startups and will deploy a to...

Endiya Partners is investing in Intellectual Property-led Indian product startups that are globally relevant.

Endiya said its investment strategy addresses a funding gap in the venture capital spectrum in India between Angel and Series A investments...

VCs have been pooling in more money in higher number of rounds in the past year as their appetite for niche products and platforms is growi...

Fund-II, which follows the early-stage VC firm’s 2016 vintage Rs 175-crore fund, has been backed by a host of family offices, fund-of-funds...

VC company aims to invest more in all of its portfolio firms, step up focus on life sciences sector

“Going forward, we will be a data and analytics company enabling consumers to get loans from banks and NBFC working with us as lending part...

The investment firm has also roped in founder managing director of IndoUS Venture Partners Vinod Dham, who is acclaimed as the 'Father of P...

Market, talent and government incentives are the driving factors for these startups to set up shop in Hyderabad.

According to Tracxn, 25 Hyderabad-based ventures have been funded so far this year, compared to 20 during the same time period last year.

It will focus on startups in technology, consumer internet services and healthcare.

''Investors don't run companies, entrepreneurs do.There has to be enough skin in the game for the entrepreneurs to be involved in the compa...

Set up at a cost of Rs 6 crore for each centre, the chain will foray into Bengaluru, followed by Chennai over the next three quarters.

The new fund would primarily focus on investing in early stage startups in education, medical and clean-energy-related technologies.

Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ) and NEA Indo-US ventures have jointly invested $2 million (or Rs 8 crore) in Bangalore-based start-up, mGinge...

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