Investors warming up to D2C F&B start-ups as firms prep for funding round
Several direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands in food and beverages sector are drawing significant amounts of venture funding.
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Several direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands in food and beverages sector are drawing significant amounts of venture funding.
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Several direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands in sectors such as food and beverages, apparel, health and wellness — founded by scions of families running traditional businesses in similar categories — are drawing significant amounts of venture funding.
Uppercase–a luggage brand started by former VIP Industries MD Sudip Ghose–is in talks with Flipkart-backer Accel to raise new capital, sources told us. This would be the third major deal in the space after Peak XV Partners Mokobara investment and Lighthouses bet on Safari.
Consumer Brands: Uppercase–a luggage brand started by former VIP Industries MD Sudip Ghose–is in talks with Flipkart-backer Accel to raise new capital, sources told us. This would be the third major deal in the space after Peak XV Partners’ Mokobara investment and Lighthouse’s bet on Safari.