Delhivery
Infrastructure
US delivery firm FedEx Corp's unit to invest in market-bound Delhivery
FedEx Express, a subsidiary of US based logistics major FedEx Corp, will invest $100 million (Rs 744 crore) in SoftBank ......
TMT
Why a small fund from Avendus stable built up stakes in unicorns
A fund floated by Avendus Asset Management Ltd -- with an aim to make late-stage investments in mature companies -- ......
TMT
Nexus Venture Partners bets on AI-powered security platform
Nexus Venture Partners has invested in an artificial intelligence based automated security platform for homes and enterprises in its latest ......
TMT
Tech sizzles in second year of pandemic as most promising sector
During the first five months of 2021, over $14.5 billion changed hands in the technology sector through venture deals, private ......
Finance
Weekly Deal Wrap: Urban Co joins unicorn pool, GIC strikes two deals
The opening week of June saw over $1.6 billion change hands across venture capital, private equity and merger and acquisition ......
Finance
Monthly Deals Wrap: Private equity dealmaking slumps over 60% in May
May saw the addition of two more unicorns – Zeta and Moglix – to the growing pool of India-born startups ......
TMT
Fidelity leads pre-IPO round in Delhivery
Ahead of its proposed public offering, logistics company Delhivery has raised nearly $277 million (Rs 2008.6 crore) from a group ......
General
Grapevine: Delhivery to raise pre-IPO round; Govt to bundle airports in privatisation round
Unicorn logistics startup Delhivery is in talks with multiple global investors including US-based Fidelity to raise a pre-IPO round at ......
General
Grapevine: Delhivery to raise $800 mn in IPO; Bansk to control SC Johnson India
SoftBank-backed logistics firm Delhivery plans to raise $800 million (about Rs 5,820 crore) in its initial public offering (IPO) this ......
TMT
Who are the biggest cash guzzlers in India Startup Inc?
Cash burn is a necessary evil that venture investors have to deal with, but India’s best-funded startups turned more aggressive ......