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Carlyle looks to buy VLCC HealthcarePE Group in advanced talks for 60-70% controlling stake for $300 mn, formal announcement in coming weeks- Carlyle set to acquire VLCC HealthcareThe buyout group is looking to take a 60-70% stake for about ₹2,000-2,500 crore ($250-300 million) through a primary infusion as well secon...
- Unicorn India Ventures to set up Rs 400 crore fundThe Fund II will look to invest in pre-series A and series A rounds in sectors like B2B, SaaS, fintech, health tech, robotics, gaming and d...
- Federal Bank will anchor Unicorn’s maiden debt fundUnicorn India’s venture debt fund is expected to mark the first close of its fund by early November, a year after it was launched in Novemb...
- VLCC ropes in Jayant Khosla, formerly with Landmark, as chief business officer ahead of IPOKhosla’s mandate will be overseeing the firm’s wellness centres, personal care products and its institute of beauty and nutrition, across M...
- Unicorn India Ventures announces maiden venture debt fundA former SEBI chairman Damodaran is also currently chairing government's task force to set up the Resolution Corporation of India.
- Zone Startups launches second edition of 'empoWer' for women entrepreneursempoWer 2.0 will shortlist 15 women entrepreneurs for a 6-week program where participants will get access to mentoring, workshops, peer and...
- VLCC IPO likely to hit market by Q4 of FY18VLCC officials said that fresh capital raising plan of the company and quantum of dilution by existing shareholders "may change".
- VLCC buys Vanity Cube for home deliveryBeauty & wellness co expected to spend Rs 100 crore on acquisition, integration and category development of on-demand beauty services start...
- How some online beauty services are trying to draw users away from brick-and-mortar salonsBeauty services is a highly specialised field and hyperlocal startups don’t have the skills on their own to be successful in this space.
- Doorstep beauty care emerging as top revenue generator for startups providing at-home servicesThe beauty industry is estimated at about $1.4 trillion, with India among the top five markets, after China, Brazil, the US and Indonesia.
- With 50-70% regular customers, beauty startups plan shift to app-based platformsMany of the beauty and wellness startups take bookings by phone and about 50-70% of their customers are regulars, spending Rs 1,500 - Rs 1,...
- More and more IIT undergrads freelancing with startupsWith the rise of startups in India leading to a burgeoning volume of work, an increasing number of startups are employing IIT students.
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