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Vodex, three others secure early-stage funding

Artificial intelligence platform SiftHub, adventure sport programmes provider Rocksport, software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup Vodex, agritech startup Ono, cloud security startup Arch0 and healthtech startup Mave Health ..

Mave Health raises Rs 6 crore in pre-seed round

​​The newly raised investment will support Mave Health in launching Arc, a non-invasive brain stimulation wearable that treats depression.

Seekho raises Rs 3.75 crore in seed round led by We Founder Circle

We Founder Circle leads INR 3.75 Cr seed round in startup Seekho

We Founder Circle (WFC), an early-stage start-up investment platform led by a global community of successful founders and strategic angels, has led seed round worth INR 3.75 crore in an edutainment startup Seekho. Many strategic angels have banded to

9Unicorns Makes Fifth Closure of Maiden Fund At $100 Mn To Invest In Early, Growth Stage Startups

Startup incubator 9Unicorns has announced the fifth closure of its maiden fund at $100 Mn, to invest in early and growth-stage startups.

9Unicorns announces third close at $40M, commits investments in 40 startups

9Unicorns announces third close at $40M, commits investments in 40 startups Built on the lines of Y Combinator, the Mumbai-based sector-agnostic fund plans to write the first external cheque to about 150 early-stage startups in Deeptech, B2B SaaS, Media, FMCG, Fintech, Insuretech, Healthtech, Edutech, and Travel logistics, among other sectors over the next year. 0 claps Share on 9Unicorns has announced the third close of its first accelerator fund at $40 million to fund idea-stage startups in India. The third close witnessed participation from global and Indian industrialists and businesses who are bullish on the high growth potential of early-stage Indian startups. Some of the key LPs include snack maker Haldiram s, Indian Bank, Ahmedabad-based Chona Family Office, among other prominent ones. 

[Funding alert] Healthcare platform Onsurity raises capital from angel investors, including Kunal Shah, Gaurav

With 32 deals in its maiden year, 9Unicorns is now India's top accelerator fund

With 32 deals in its maiden year, 9Unicorns is now India’s top accelerator fund Akin to YCombinator’s investment strategy, 9Unicorns aims to create Airbnb, DoorDash kind of Unicorns over the next five years 0 claps Share on Even as Airbnb and DoorDash went for massive IPOs last week, their earliest investor YCombinator (YC), came out as a big winner. On IPO, the valuations for Airbnb and DoorDash soared to $100 billion and $71 billion, respectively, indicating stellar returns to YCombinator from these early investments. The startup investment revolution started by YC in 2005 has spread to other major economies, including India, which has also seen the birth of many accelerators and incubators over the last few years. One accelerator that is playing a similar role to YC in the Indian market is Mumbai-based 9Unicorns. It has emerged as a fast-growing and aggressive player with 32 deals in the first year of launch. YC had invested in 24 start-ups in the first year of its launch.