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Logistics tech startup Pickrr announced today that it has raised $12Mn in Series B round led by IIFL, Amicus Capital and Ananta Capital. Existing investors Omidyar Network India and Guild Capital also participated in this round managed by Dexter Capital.

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Infutor Adds New CFO and Extends Leadership Depth, Sets Sights on Accelerated Growth in 2021 Share Article High-Performing Executives Will Be Critical to Infutor Capturing New Brand Relationships and Enabling them for the Cookieless Future Infutor “This talent is a huge win for 2021 and will open doors to develop new relationships with brands and more quickly deliver on our aggressive solutions and strategy roadmap.” --Gary Walter, CEO of Infutor OAKBROOK TER...

[Weekly funding roundup] Venture investments rise by 100pc; Hyderabad-based SaaS startup joins unicorn club Venture funding into Indian startups in the third week of December touched $134 million, compared to the $61 million raised in the previous week. 0 claps Share on The weekly venture funding into India startups little more than doubled in the third week of December, as compared to the previous week, owing to the large deal sizes in the bracket of $25 million and above. In fact, before th...

Pickrr raises $4 mn in funding led by Guild Capital, Omidyar Network Pickrr raises $4 mn in funding led by Guild Capital, Omidyar Network New Delhi, Dec 15: Logistics tech startup Pickrr Technologies on Tuesday said it has raised USD 4 million (about Rs 29.4 crore) in funding led by Guild Capital and Omidyar Network India. Having been bootstrapped by its founders, with support from angel investors, this is Pickrr’s first institutional raise, a statement said. Pickrr will use the investment t...

Logistics tech startup Pickrr Technologies on Tuesday said it has raised USD 4 million (about Rs 29.4 crore) in funding led by Guild Capital and Omidyar Network India. Having been bootstrapped by its founders, with support from angel investors, this is Pickrrs first institutional raise, a statement said. Pickrr will use the investment to continue its market expansion and product development, it added. Dexter Capital was the exclusive financial advisor for the transaction. Pickrr is an AI-e...

Pickrr Technologies raises $4 million in funding led by Guild Capital, Omidyar Network Pickrr is an AI-enabled and cloud-based platform that automates shipping for businesses and provides seamless multi-channel order management solutions. It serves 26,000 pin codes and handles 1.5 million shipments in a month. PTI Image: Reuters Logistics tech startup Pickrr Technologies on Tuesday said it has raised $4 million (about Rs 29.4 crore) in funding led by...

December 15, 2020 × Marking its first institutional fund-raise, logistics tech start-up Pickrr Technologies has raised $4 million in a round led by Guild Capital and Omidyar Network India. The company will use the investment for product development and market expansion plans, it said in a statement. Pickrr is an Artificial intelligence-enabled and cloud-based platform that automates shipping for businesses and provides multi-channel order management solutions. Having been bootstrapped by it...

Top events in Indias online gaming sector in 2020; Lessons from building an AI startup In 2020, India’s online gaming sector gained tremendously from the coronavirus lockdown, and continued to grow throughout the year. 0 claps Ashwini Asokan, Co-founder and CEO, Mad Street Den [Image Credit: 100x Entrepreneur Podcast] Ashwini Asokan, Co-founder and CEO, Mad Street Den, talks about her journey as an entrepreneur and how she built her AI startup.

This coding startup founded by IIT-D grads has enrolled K-12 students from five countries in a year Bengaluru-based startup Codeyoung is riding the boom in live coding for kids. In just a year, it has held 40,000 classes for K-12 students, and raised funds from US-based Guild Capital. 0 claps Codeyoung.  coding classes to K-12 students, and is riding a surge in the coding space.  The co-founders zeroed in on this segment because they believed that “ coding is fun and no prerequisites...