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Skyroot Aerospace raises $11 million, intends to raise $40 million in 3 years "We intend to raise $40 million more to fund our aggressive growth plans over the next few years," Naga Bharath Daka, Co-Founder and COO of Skyroot, said PTI | May 20, 2021 | Updated 12:59 IST Skyroot Aerospace, which is into building privatespace launch vehicles, on Thursday said it raised $11 million Series A funding from investors led by Greenko Group founders Anil Chalamalasetty and Mahesh Kolli. According to a press release issued by the city-based startup, the funding also saw participation from public liste...

By Venkatachari Jagannathan

Hyd startup Skyroot raises $11 Mn Series A funding; Looks at $ 40 Mn more Hyderabad, May 20: Skyroot Aerospace, whichis into building privatespace launch vehicles,on Thursday said it raised USD 11 million Series A funding from investors led by Greenko Group founders Anil Chalamalasetty and Mahesh Kolli. According to a press release issued by the city-based startup, the funding also saw participation from public listed entity Solar Group, a major Space and Defence supplier, Former-Whatsapp CBO Neeraj Arora, existing investor Mukesh Bansal (founder of Myntra and CureFit), Worldquant Ventures, G...

AlleyWatch As we close out spring in the city and summer approaches, New Yorkers will be largely reliant on window air conditioners to get through the hot, blistering days in their apartments.  75% of the buildings in NYC’s five boroughs were constructed before 1960 and central air systems in buildings became more prevalent in the latter portion of the 1960s. Even in cases where a building is refurbished, many developers opt to avoid the immense cost of retrofitting central systems due to immense costs and regulations.  While window air conditioners haven’t changed much in appearance, ...

New Kenyan Schooling Platform Takes World By Storm Kidato Founder Sam Gichuru. File Kenyan serial entrepreneur, Sam Gichuru, has secured a Ksh 151 million funding for his revolutionary schooling platform (dubbed Kidato). Unknown to many, as recently as June 2020, the budding businessman only had Ksh 1,500 to his name, and one game-changing idea revolving around a new & different type of school.  Driven by a need to solve the various challenges facing the current education model in Kenya, and armed with a Ksh 1,100 subscription for an online coding class on Udemy, Gichuru (and his three you...