Sequoia Capital

Sequoia took a shot at hedge funds that have been targeting private investments, who are now "tending to wounds in their public portfolios which have been hit hard"

Cash burn and growth at all cost no longer being rewarded as capital turns expensive

After surviving the pandemic, Awfis is on an expansion mode. From 50 centres with 30,000 seats in 2015, it has more than doubled its capacity to 131 centres and 75,500 seats

Mu Sigma was among the earliest players in the data analytics segment that was founded in 2004

Last week, Zilingo suspended its CEO Bose pending an investigation

Singh, a managing director at the influential venture capital firm, resigned as a director about a week ago

Capital India and Saudi venture capital firm STV led a $54 million funding round for Tabby, the Middle East's largest buy-now, pay-later provider, as demand fintech solutions booms.

The platform helps over one million professionals across 160,000 companies automate their sales processes

Plans to utilise funds for acquiring customers, product development and building leadership team

Other who participated in the round were SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Galaxy Digital, Galaxy Interactive, Tiger Global, Republic Capital and others

The startup plans to venture into newer markets and as part of that foray, also explore metaverse for education

As many as 246 founders from 112 start-ups across more than 15 sectors to take part in event.

Sequoia Capital India has made its first investment in the Persian Gulf region

Lummo (previously known as BukuKas) on Wednesday said it has raised USD 80 million (about Rs 595.8 crore) in funding led by Tiger Global and Sequoia Capital India.

The company plans to use the funds to scale sales and marketing efforts, double the focus on building new products, and build teams in the US and Europe

Early backers Titan Capital and other notable angel investors also participated; proceeds to be used to scale existing business and launch new verticals in manufacturing domain

Valuations for India's fintech companies should jump 10 times to $500 billion by 2030

Existing investor Sequoia India also participated in the Series B round

Funding will help the firm scale presence in India and US; firm uses IoT, AI and ML to solve chronic metabolic diseases, including type-2 diabetes

The funding round, led by Sequoia Capital India and co-led by Lightspeed, TVS Capital Funds and Lightrock, values the company at about $410 million