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Brookfields private equity division is in active discussions with Blackstone, the worlds largest alternative asset manager, to buy into PGP Glass — formerly Piramal Glass.

Biolinq, a provider of precision wearable biosensors for metabolic health secures $58M led by Alpha Wave Ventures.

ETtech Deals Digest: Zepto, Absolute, Redcliffe Lifetech, Open and others raised funds this week : Rashtra News #ETtech #Deals #Digest #Zepto #Absolute #Redcliffe #Lifetech #Open #raised #funds #week Quick commerce startup Zepto, Agritech startup Absolute, and omnichannel diagnostics platform Redcliffe Lifetech were among the startups that raised funds this week. Quick commerce firm Zepto valued

Remember Oyo Living? The co-living vertical of Oyo Hotels & Rooms once had big plans but scaled down the business in 2021. Many other startups did the same—during the pandemic, co-living was the worst hit among all real estate sectors. Now, a revival is in the works.

Small and medium enterprise (SME)-focussed lender Aye Finance has raised $16.2 million (around Rs 137 crore) in debt funding from IIV (Invest in Visions) Mikrofinanzfonds ......

Indian unicorns go hire and higher; Paytm's Swiss roll India’s startup unicorns have a problem, but it’s a good problem to have. Flush with funds in a year of unprecedented investments, and chasing the next level of growth, many of them are in a mad rush to hire the best talent available.Credit: GiphyAlso in this

Fashinza and Virgio failed to attract customers in the original business plans for which they had raised the funds. They are now returning most of the capital they had raised, after a change in their business models.

Happy Monday! Homegrown investment fund A91 Partners is once again upping the size of its latest India-dedicated fund, per sources in the know. Details of this and more in todays super packed ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Fashinza Virgio: Fashinza and Virgio failed to attract customers in the original business plans for which they had raised the funds. They are now returning most of the capital they had raised, after a change in their business models.

Byjus and a group of its investors have been given three days by the National Company Law Tribunal to file written submissions on a plea about the edtech firms rights issue. This and more in todays ETtech Morning Dispatch.