Sabyasachi Chandra

The round size is undisclosed and most of it goes into stock. Bags are a forgiving category for that, because a backpack has no sizes and does not go out of season.

Eight committees will receive ₹25 lakh each, with a preview tour from 10 to 12 October. The money is aimed at the making rather than the visibility.

Finance costs rose faster than interest income, compressing the lender's spread. Net interest income grew about 15 per cent against revenue growth of 28.

The issue is expected to be about 90 per cent offer for sale. With ₹1,177 crore of net cash, the company does not need the money, and its investors want an exit.

It paid ₹59.25 crore for its full stake in 2016. The seller then was the state-owned IFCI, and the shares it sold are now worth about ₹1,470 crore.

SoftBank is the largest seller and the founders are selling nothing. The company turned free cash flow positive in FY26 for the first time.

The used-car retailer converted its parent to a public company in August and has added two independent directors. It sells close to 15,000 cars a month.

Factories turned down the recipes, so the founders built their own. The funding goes into that plant, making soya chaap without the refined flour most brands bulk it out with.

A fab cannot run on imported chemicals indefinitely. The plant is phased, with the first stage due in 2028, and Fujifilm will train Indian chemical suppliers alongside.

Institutions bid more than twelve times over. Retail barely cleared its quota, and the grey market premium fell by two-thirds while the book was open.

The OSM founder will take about 11.32 percent through a preferential issue at ₹42 a share, and a director from his group has already joined the board.

Three months after launch, and on exactly the terms ajvc gave Slayd two days ago. The fund appears to run a fixed price rather than negotiate one.

Four years old, valued at ₹7.6 crore, with rivals raising three times that in a single round. The thesis underneath it is better than the numbers suggest.

Its rivals Peeko and OZi have each raised roughly seven times as much. What Kiddo has is a demand signal that no grocery platform can match.

Nine years after founding, Ecosys has raised ₹7.94 crore in total. Rivals that arrived later have raised up to twelve times as much.

Both sides read the same Articles differently. The shareholder holds the majority of the company, and the board voted against it anyway.

Assessing applications one by one will not answer whether the country has generation for all of them, which is what the moratorium campaign is actually asking.

Hinglish is the feature. Handling a sentence that switches language halfway is harder than handling either language, and it is how Indians actually speak.

Age verification would apply to everyone, since a platform cannot confirm a user is over 15 without checking. Platforms would also fund the regulator supervising them.

The claims are Meta's own and apply to workloads its chips were purpose-built for. Training, where Nvidia's moat actually sits, is a 2027 question.

A private round carries no prospectus, no risk factors and no quarterly reporting. If safety is the reason not to list, the result is less public disclosure.

The company is valued at $10 million and targeting ₹1,200 crore of revenue, which sounds impossible until you understand how metal distribution books its sales.

Verification absorbs most of the engineering effort on a modern chip. VerifAIX pairs AI with formal proof, because a verification tool that is only probably right is worthless.

More than 10,000 clients and just over 400 surgeries in nine months. The first centre covers its running costs, which is not the same as having paid for itself.

The discovery platform now manufactures its own clothes, choosing styles its data says are already selling. That makes it a competitor to the brands it aggregates.

The company stocks around 3,000 products out of 300,000 and aims at people who dislike shopping for beauty. Its founders tried the discovery half of this before.

Describe what you want and it selects the model, sizes the infrastructure and configures the guardrails. Then it watches the result and corrects it without being asked.

Accel, Tiger Global and Ribbit all cut the shares they plan to sell. The founders left theirs unchanged.

Logins were disabled before the emails arrived. The restructuring budget now stands at $2.8 billion while cash flow ran $5.4 billion negative.

Three of the four sell verified environmental outcomes rather than software. The AI is there to make the claim auditable.

Seven of the twenty fulfilment centres and all six sort centres are in non-metro cities, with Raipur, Ranchi and Varanasi getting their first.

The company ran without a permanent CFO for nine months. It has also re-recruited an independent director who left the board in 2023.

The board is weighing a preferential issue or private placement. The loan book grew 61 per cent, which is the reason the IPO money has not lasted.

Three purchases in seven months, each larger than the last, in a company whose revenue has fallen for two consecutive years.

The firm expects more than half its exits to come through listings, a departure from earlier funds that leaned on strategic sales and secondaries.

A company founded this year has given up nearly a quarter of itself. The filings say the money goes to working capital, which in fashion means stock.

Both founders are still at BITS Pilani. Their swarm ground station software is already running with Indian Army formations, and eight military units have issued letters of intent.

Nine years bootstrapped, profitable on ₹175 crore, and 40 outlets in one city. April reporting suggests much of the ₹532 crore is secondary rather than new money.

Three fitness operators built a shared membership for independent centres in Bengaluru, starting with their own. No outside capital, and no dates on the next city.

Swiggy, Zepto and Blinkit have all pulled back from ultra-fast food. Swish now does a million orders a month in the category they found too hard.