Yulu Raises $93 Million, But Its Investors Are Sending a Mixed Signal
Yulu raised $93 million in Series C funding led by GEF Capital, but Bajaj Auto and Magna sitting out signals a more cautious market read.
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Yulu raised $93 million in Series C funding led by GEF Capital, but Bajaj Auto and Magna sitting out signals a more cautious market read.
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Summary Indian startups raised $383.5 million across 28 deals this week, a 4.7x jump from last week’s $82.2 million. River Mobility’s $120 million Series C and Sarvam AI’s $74 million…
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Yuvraj Singh has joined Deepak Sahni’s stealth healthtech startup UN:BLOC as investor and founding team member, a decade after backing Healthians.
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Zepto deferred its IPO for a smaller pre-IPO raise as public investors balked at its valuation. Here’s the full India startup funding roundup for the week, deal by deal.
Sarvam AI, fresh off unicorn status, is targeting a trillion-parameter model to rival OpenAI and Anthropic. Here’s the funding, timeline, and reality check.
Google has launched Gemini Spark in India, a 24/7 background AI agent for Google AI Pro and Ultra users that works inside Gmail, Docs and Sheets without waiting to be asked.
WhatsApp Web now supports calls, announced by CRED founder Kunal Shah in his first big move as WhatsApp’s new global CEO.