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Grapevine: Everstone to merge two portfolio firms; Carraro Group's India unit mulls IPO
Everstone Capital is set to merge two of its healthcare portfolio companies, Translumina Therapeutics and Everlife Holdings, in preparation for an ......
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Grapevine: Sugar Cosmetics' VC backers eye exit; Azure Power may change hands
India-focused Malabar Investments is reportedly in discussions to acquire a stake in Mumbai-based Sugar Cosmetics through a secondary transaction worth ......
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Grapevine: Bharti may sell life insurance unit; Captain Fresh seeks funding
Billionaire Sunil Mittal-led Bharti Group is in advanced negotiations with SBI Life and other insurers to divest its wholly owned ......
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Swiggy back in decacorn club with latest valuation mark-up
Food delivery venture unicorn Swiggy, which has begun preparations for its potential public listing, has re-entered the decacorn club of ......
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Heavyweight investors' bets go underwater as Byju's valuation slumps to $1 bn
Some of the world’s biggest private equity firms, asset managers, pension funds and sovereign wealth funds are now sitting on ......
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Temasek, TPG, Prosus to invest more in PharmEasy as valuation slumps
Omnichannel pharmacy chain PharmEasy will raise Rs 3,500 crore through a rights issue next week, multiple people aware of the ......
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Deals Digest: M&A deals hog the limelight as funding activity slows
Private equity and venture capital dealmaking slowed this week compared with the week before but there was a notable increase in merger and acquisition activities. This ......
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Grapevine: PayU looks to list in India; Yes Bank in fray for NBFC acquisition
Prosus-backed PayU Payments Pvt. Ltd is planning to list in India sometime next year, a media report has said, citing ......
TMT
SoftBank-backed edtech firm Eruditus aims to turn profitable in FY24
Edtech company Eruditus expects to end the financial year 2023-24 on a profitable note, its founder and CEO told VCCircle, ......
Healthcare
Pharmeasy eyes $304 mn in funding from Manipal Group, existing investors
Omnichannel pharmacy chain Pharmeasy plans to raise ₹2,500 crore ($304 million) to retire the senior debt it had raised from ......