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Tay Cities Deal: Acceleration of Angus project funding could be agreed this week Updated: March 17, 2021, 8:15 am © D C Thomson The Tay Cities Deal was signed in December 2020. Councillors in Angus are set to pave the way for key Tay Cities Deal project funding to be accelerated this week. A full Angus Council on Thursday will see councillors discuss three upcoming projects – the Mercury drone scheme, the Centre of Agri Tech and Sustainable Innovation (Casi) and rural digital broadband – and approve their funding being fast-tracked. Councillors have been asked to agree funding from “a...

“Building an X$B company for sure”.  The value of that ‘X’ can only be limited by his own imagination. Or perhaps, his company’s ability to “move fast”. After spending 16 years in FMCG and retail, having managed multiple categories at companies like Godrej Agrovet, HyperCITY Retail, Aditya Birla Retail, SPAR, Future Group, and Grofers, Saurabh is quite the industry veteran when it comes to the food and grocery business.  His journey with food and agri commodities, in fact, began on the third day of his first job at Godrej, when he “was picking up toor dal in Satara (in...

New Delhi [India], March 10 (ANI/PRNewswire): Joining in India Inc's drive for digital transformation, SCUTIGER is geared to make its mark as the newly-launched disruptor in the fast-evolving landscape of tech-led business model innovation.

Arlington, Va., March 9, 2021 /3BL Media/  – As investor interest coalesces around the potential of emerging agricultural technology (‘agri-tech’) to boost the sustainability of global food systems, a pioneering initiative from The Nature Conservancy (TNC) aims to encourage cross-sector commitment to innovations that target the specific issue of soil health. TNC has commenced investments in a series of emerging agri-tech solutions that have the potential to accelerate adoption of regenerative agriculture management practices for the benefit of farmers, soil health, climate and biodive...

Explore Now MUMBAI: Startups-focused alternate financing platform Trifecta Capital, which has already invested Rs 900 crore across 38 companies, has closed its second fund, raising Rs 1,025 crore. Since the Rs 1,025-crore Trifecta venture debt fund-II has a provision to recycle capital, the fund will have an investible corpus of up to Rs 2,560 crore, the company said on Friday. Across the two debt funds, Trifecta has invested around Rs 2,000 crore in 72 early growth and growth stage startups since the launch in 2014. Trifecta venture debt fund-II was launched in March 2019, and has been ove...