Sminq last raised $1 million in 2016 and acquired software service provider CodePandora a year later.

It’s not just money that keeps them moving from one venture to the next. After the first successful exit, most of them have enough in the b...

Waiting in queues at hospitals, tourist spots, and even interviews has become a norm. However, the founders of Sminq are working on elimina...

While Bengaluru has led the ecommerce and technology revolution in the country, Pune with its strategic location could emerge as the fintec...

The deal is believed to be in multiples of few million rupees, with majority being equity, though the company declined to disclose the exac...

Formed in July 2015 by the team behind food delivery startup TastyKhana, Sminq is currently working with clinics in Pune and has over 40 pa...

SmartQ, a queue management mobile application helps people order online and sends them a notification once their meal is ready.

The deal sees Delivery Hero exiting the Indian food services market to focus more on growth markets such as Latin America and Europe.

A Crisil report, Fast Food on the Fast Lane, states that the QSR segment will grow into a Rs 7,000-crore-industry by 2015-16.

Forging partnerships with global ventures help startups get a global perspective and they take it as a means to enter the Indian market.

Food ordering portal TastyKhana is set to expand services in three new cities , backed by funding from Germany’s food ordering firm Deliver...

At debt’s doorstep is where the dreams of thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs in India are stuck, caught in a grip of loans, EMIs and other...

The 54-employee firm hopes to generate a revenue of Rs 2-2.5 crore on orders of about Rs 12 crore by the end of this fiscal year.

Currently, Tastykhana.com operates in Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore & Delhi/NCR, and generated business worth Rs 8.5 cr for hotels in 2012-2013.