'For D2C brands, quick commerce is the next big growth driver'
Bertelsmann India Investments, which has invested in D2C brands such as Nat Habit, Pepperfry and Licious, is predominantly focused on consumer-tech startups
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Bertelsmann India Investments, which has invested in D2C brands such as Nat Habit, Pepperfry and Licious, is predominantly focused on consumer-tech startups
The D2C beauty market is booming in India with legacy brands facing competition from innovative start-ups.
The fund primarily focuses on consumer-centric brands, financial services, and clean-tech sectors
Indian IT firms are seeing rapid growth in new geographies amid a slowdown in their established North American market. More on this in todays ETtech Top 5.
Venture debt firm Stride Ventures, whose portfolio includes Sugar Cosmetics, The Good Glamm Group, Mensa Brands, Zepto and Yubi (CredAvenue), Wednesday said it has marked ......