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iPhones light up India; Amazon, Nykaa expandiPhone shipments from India are set to surge, buoyed by pricing and festive demand. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.- Flipkart gets board’s nod to shift domicile to IndiaWith its flip back, Flipkart will join a swathe of new-age firms, which have redomiciled themselves to India. Fantasy sports platform Dream...
- Iron out ‘reverse flipping’ kinks: Startups tell govtStartup Policy Forum (SPF), an industry group representing over 50 new-age companies, in a communication to the Ministry of Corporate Affai...
- Dream Sports does an express flipback; among first to reverse merge sans NCLT nodThis is among the first examples of a new-age firm using the fast-track mechanism for cross-border mergers, under which a foreign holding e...
- Livspace names Ramakant Sharma as CEO, Anuj Srivastava as chairman ahead of IPOCofounder and CEO Anuj Srivastava will transition to the role of chairman of the board, while Ramakant Sharma, currently the chief operatin...
- Reverse flip in cart, Flipkart plans IPO delivery in 12-15 monthsFlipkart, India's leading e-commerce giant, is gearing up for a landmark IPO within the next 12-15 months. The Walmart-owned company has in...
- Eruditus raises $150 million led by TPG Rise, company to flip domicile to India from SingaporeEruditus has emerged as the largest Indian edtech firm by revenue with Rs 3,800 crore in FY24. It is on track to clock over Rs 5,000 crore ...
- NBFC co-lending biz under scrutiny; P2P startups eye revampHappy Friday! Fintechs with co-lending partnerships may face stress after RBI's action on Navi and DMI Finance. This and more in today’s ET...
- India regulatory reform could hasten homecoming of IPO-bound startupsIndia's removal of the National Company Law Tribunal approval for reverse flip mergers is accelerating the return of Indian startups domici...
- Livspace’s reverse flip; Byju’s US lenders move SCHome decor startup Livspace is preparing to move its domicile back to India from Singapore. More on this and other updates in today’s ETtec...
- Livspace to file for domicile flip from Singapore for IPO in 2025-26Ikea-backed Livspace is set to become the latest startup to file for flipping its domicile to India from Singapore and has secured the boar...
- Reverse flips get on the fast-track; quick comm's Diwali playThe government has eased the approval process for startups looking to shift their base back to India. Details on this and more in today’s E...
- More fintechs flip back; IT freshers hiring revivalHappy Tuesday! Lending startup Kreditbee has moved its domicile from Singapore to India. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Kreditbee, Khatabook's domicile shift likely to pave way for IPOsValued at $700 million, Kreditbee flipping base to India will set the stage for a domestic initial public offering by the company — the key...
- Flipkart maps out India redux; QED’s Nigel Morris interviewHappy Monday! Ecommerce major Flipkart is in discussions to shift its domicile from Singapore to India. This scoop and more in today’s ETte...
- Groww's reverse flip to India; investors bet on gaming studiosHappy Thursday! Fintech startup Groww has completed the process of domiciling itself to India from the US. This and more in today’s ETtech ...
- Groww moves domicile to India from the USIncreasing number of large startups across sectors looking to shift from US, Singapore
- Startups looking to reverse-flip must pay tax: Piyush GoyalIndian-origin startups considering relocating to India face tax implications, aiming for better valuations. Minister Goyal emphasized using...
- Eruditus joins queue of reverse flips by Indian startups, weighs IPOEdtech unicorn Eruditus is planning a shift in domicile from Singapore to India, or reverse flipping, and joins the growing list of Indian ...
- Eruditus plans India flip; Ayodhya boost for spiritual appsIndian IT majors are eyeing upcoming US federal contracts as several large deals are set for renewal in the next two quarters. While it is ...
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