Consumer benefits marketplace Thriwe targets Rs 1000 crore in revenues by 2025Consumer benefits marketplace, Thriwe, plans to achieve annual revenues of INR 1,000 crore by 2025, driven by travel growth and expansion a...
Thriwe ties up with Al Mutlaq Group to enter Saudi Arabia, eyes $100 mn revenue in 3 yearsConsumer benefits marketplace Thriwe is entering the Saudi Arabian market with investment from Al Multaq. The multi-billion-dollar conglome...
Consumer benefit marketplace Thriwe acquires health and financial wellness platform UCareThis is the company’s sixth acquisition in the last six years and as part of the latest deal, Mumbai-based UCare’s 100-plus team along with...
Consumer benefit marketplace Thriwe partners HSBC to set up a golfing platformThe HSBC Golf League, hosted and managed by the bank, will also connect with corporate tycoons, track their real-time game scores. The part...
Business surge in India helping to offset sales shortfall in China, Samsonite International CEOSeveral countries in Asia, except China, are easing their travel restrictions, which is fueling a strong recovery in their markets in the s...
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Consumer benefit marketplace Thriwe expects Rs 230 crore revenue in the current yearFounded in 2011, Thriwe has raised funding from angel fund YourNest fund and Africa’s Ison Networks.
GolfLan makes third buy; acquires Golf CentraGolf Centra, which helps golf courses manage their inventory through a tech platform, will enable Golflan users to get their bookings done ...
GolfLAN tees off its second buy in six monthsGolf inventory aggregator acquires Singapore's GolfGreedy in a cash-and-stock deal
Golflan raises $1 million from Yournest and Africa’s iSon groupGolfers can book tee slots on GolfLAN’s cloud-based SaaS platform OTTO (Online Tee Time Organiser), in over 1000 courses across 40 countrie...
YourNest Angel Fund invests an undisclosed amount in GolfLAN Technology SolutionsProceeds from the pre-Series A round of funding will be used by the three year-old company to build its team.