Founder · GIVA

Nikita Prasad

Co-founder of GIVA, a d2c company based in Bengaluru.

Co-founderBengaluruD2C
Founded
2019
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Raised to date
₹785 crore
2 rounds on record
Latest round
Series C
₹530 crore · Jun 2025

About

Nikita Prasad is Co-founder of GIVA, a d2c company based in Bengaluru, founded in 2019. GIVA's most recent disclosed round was a Series C of ₹530 crore in Jun 2025.

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Company

Est. 2019
GIVA
D2C · Bengaluru

GIVA is a Bengaluru-based fine jewellery brand founded by Ishendra Agarwal, scaling from one outlet to 300+ retail stores on the back of a ₹530 crore Series C, with an omnichannel silver-first portfolio.

Funding
Jun 2025Series C₹530 croreCreaegis (lead), Premji Invest, Epiq Capital, Edelweiss Discovery Fund, Usha Dalmia Trust
Oct 2024Series B (extended)₹255 crore
Company profile →2 rounds on record

Journey with GIVA

1 milestone
  1. May 2026Funding

    Kriti Sanon joins as brand ambassador and strategic investor (amount undisclosed) alongside the "Style, Sealed in Silver" omnichannel campaign; retail network crosses 300 stores. Read the story →

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Who is Nikita Prasad?

Nikita Prasad is a Co-founder of GIVA, a d2c company based in Bengaluru, founded in 2019.

Who founded GIVA?

GIVA's founders and leadership on record at StartupFox are Ishendra Agarwal and Nikita Prasad.

How much funding has GIVA raised?

GIVA has raised ₹785 crore across 2 disclosed rounds on record. The latest was a Series C of ₹530 crore in Jun 2025, with Creaegis (lead), Premji Invest, Epiq Capital.

Where is GIVA based?

GIVA is headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.

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