The company operates app store 'Indus App Bazaar', which comprises over four lakh apps accessible in English and 12 Indian languages -- Hin...

PhonePe’s complaint with Sebi against Ventureast follows allegations that Ventureast sold its stake in IndusOS to Affle

Affle, a minority investor in Indus OS, has filed a petition against PhonePe in a Singapore court. Indus OS, keen to close the acquisition ...

From the ongoing WhatsApp privacy policy saga to PhonePe in talks to buy a local app store and Android getting a makeover, here's a quick l...

Bengaluru-based PhonePe's rationale for acquiring Indus OS is to boost its ‘super app’ Switch

The government has set aside in Union Budget 2021-22 more than Rs 3,000 crore for conducting the Digital Census 2021. The second phase of M...

The company has become profitable on the basis of earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, and has an annual recurring...

Indus OS is a home-grown technology brand building a platform for users to discover and consume digital content and services in the languag...

Affle will pay $2.86 million or about Rs 21 crore to Indus OS for the stake.

According to a regulatory filing, Affle will pay USD 2.86 million or about Rs 21 crore to Indus OS for the stake.

Huawei is building alternatives to Google’s service suite called Google Mobile Services (GMS) since there is uncertainty on the use of GMS ...

Samsung Venture Investment Corporation, VC arm of South Korean conglomerate Samsung, will take a seat on the board of the Mumbai-based comp...

A bunch of startups in the field of linguistics, which have acquired a strong user base by hooking these users to consume online content, i...

Indus OS works with OEMs like Micromax, Intex and Karbonn to integrate its operating system, which offers features like translation through...

For Indus, Apple and Microsoft's OS products are small fry. In a short time span the company has outrun these two global giants.

This partnership will be an add-on to the existing partnership with Micromax, and two homegrown brands Celkon and Swipe.

Indus OS had a 5.6% share, ahead of Apple’s iOS which was at no. 5 with 2.5% share and Microsoft’s Windows which had a share of 0.3%.