Produze began its operations six months ago and was founded by Ben Mathew, Gaurav Agrawal, Rakesh Sasidharan and Emil Soman. Mathew and Agr...

Flipkart-and-Walmart-backed Ninjacart said that the acquisition would help the company digitise its operations and facilitate real-time com...

Called Agri Seed Funds, Ninjacart will use the fund to make seed investments in startups and entrepreneurs, “who present unique, sustainabl...

Moj and ShareChat parent Mohalla Tech and healthcare software-as-a-service (SaaS) firm Innovaccer were among the startups that raised funds...

This is the third time Flipkart is investing in Ninjacart. It first invested an undisclosed amount in the Bengaluru-based startup in 2019 a...

Deliveries in 10 to 20 minutes, unthinkable in India just a few years ago, is now a reality in many cities. For obvious reasons, grocery fi...

The Ninjacart funding will be one of the largest investment rounds by the e-commerce major in a startup as it races to expand its footprint...

There’s been a steady rise in venture capital investments in agritech companies. While funding has become easier to come by, challenges rem...

"We are directly selling fruits and vegetables in the radius of 100 km from our sourcing centres. Apartments and housing colonies are emerg...

In its third big shot at online food and grocery, Flipkart pieces together the legs of its strategy through two big investments in seven da...

Ninjacart connects farmers to retailers via a network of more than 200 collection centres and 1,200 warehouses across India. It moves over ...

Investment may give Amazon an entry into one of the biggest untapped segments

Largest initial cheque written by NY-based investment powerhouse will land firm 26.5% stake.

Companies like Ninjacart, Crofarm and KrishiHub are now procuring directly from farmers and selling to retailers, thereby eliminating middl...

The company is also in the business of setting up cold storage facilities especially for fruits which need to be preserved so that they can...

The decision of founders to pivot to an inventory-led model paid off for the firm.

A recent study by startup tracker Xeler8 shows that 43.7 per cent of startups have gone bust since June 2014, most of them in hyped sectors.