[Jobs Roundup] Work with healthtech soonicorn Indegene with these openings
Healthtech startup Indegene started as a marketing company for pharmaceutical drugs, eventually becoming an organisation creating content that pharma majors need for their trials.
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Carlyle Group and
The investment was made through a primary and secondary sale to buy out existing investors.
“The two investors have expertise in healthcare and technology. They are ideal partners to support our company’s continued growth,” said Manish Gupta, Co-founder and CEO, Indegene.
Sources say that the company is now valued at
$650-700 million, making it a
soonicorn.
1999 by
Rajesh Nair, Sanjay Parikh, Anand Kiran, Gaurav Kapoor, and Manish Gupta, Bengaluru-based Indegene claims to be working with 75 of the world’s largest pharma companies. It crunches numbers to prepare legally compliant clinical data, which helps pharma companies communicate comprehensive details of a specific drug to medic
[Jobs Roundup] Join the growing Indian spacetech sector with these openings at Agnikul Cosmos
Chennai-based spacetech startup Agnikul Cosmos is working with ISRO to develop launch vehicles. If you are someone who can help in furthering India’s spacetech efforts, one of these job openings might be the right fit for you.
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The Indian spacetech sector is unlocking new opportunities and potential with the new spacetech reforms announced last year. As a part of this, private sectors will now be included for furthering space-related activities.
Nodal agency
Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe), under Department of Space (DoS), was launched in 2020 for monitoring the private players and collaborating with their space activities. This
[Jobs Roundup] Looking to work in fintech sector? These roles at BharatPe may be for you
BharatPe claims to be one of the largest B2B fintech lenders in the country, disbursing Rs 200 crore to its merchant partners every month. The company has set a target of disbursing Rs 1,000 crore of loans in FY21.
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BharatPe this week raised Rs 50 crore (~$7 million) in debt funding from
Trifecta Capital, a venture debt fund focused on new economy businesses. This is the third tranche of debt fund financing raised by BharatPe.
Rs 249 crore ($35 million) in debt in January 2021.
BharatPe claims to be one of the largest B2B fintech lenders in the country, disbursing Rs 200 crore to its merchant partners every month. The company has set a target of disbursing Rs 1,000 crore of loans in FY21 and $2 billion in loans by March 2023.