Existing investor Lightbox is a significant participant in the round. The Mumbai-based investor had first invested in the company in 2019. ...

Sandeep Murthy remains the only partner in the Mumbai-based firm, which has 25 portfolio firms. Portfolio firms backed by the departing exe...

This will be followed with store launches in Delhi in January, and Mumbai within the next six months. The stores, which will primarily be l...

With the new funding, the company plans to increase its daily bookings to 30,000 and add around 400 more buses to its fleet.

The startup plans to use the capital to enhance its technological infrastructure, product innovations and brand marketing.

Lightbox Ventures III is targeting a fund closure of $200 million by the end of this year, as per its filings with the US Securities and Ex...

The fresh raise also comes at a time when risk capital funding in the country has plunged, compared with 2015, driven by a combination of g...

A study by CB Insights revealed that only eight per cent of funded startups in America were founded by women. All-male teams were four time...

Founded by Saroja Yeramilli in 2015, Melorra caters to urban Indian women, by developing, designing and retailing contemporary jewellery th...

Details of transaction were not disclosed, except that MapmyIndia’s early investors Nexus Venture Partners & Lightbox Ventures will exit th...

It has adopted an aggregation model to draw customers to its mobile application with new items on its menu every day, including coastal and...

The Delhi-based company is looking to raise up to $20 million in funding, with the process expected to kick-off in the new financial year.

While the two firms have exited India to focus on investing in the US, Wenokur chose to set up Lightbox Ventures, a $100 million fund, alon...

Lightbox Ventures' partner Sandeep Murthy speaks on the art of early stage investing, and one precious worm he couldn't catch (Snapdeal!)

It has been raised completely from overseas investors and underlines a growing appetite for the country's fast-growing start-up space.

Refurbished goods retailer Reverse Logistics Corp is seeking a new round of funding as it looks to expand sales in other emerging markets.

Such deals, termed as synthetic secondaries, provide liquidity to investors while also giving entrepreneurs a longer runway to grow the com...