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Mamaearth eyes ₹2K cr pre-Diwali listing - Vimarsana News

Mamaearth eyes ₹2K cr pre-Diwali listing

Mamaearth plans IPO valued at $1.2 billion-$1.4 billion before Diwali

Kedaara Capital Backs Edtech Startup K12 Techno Services, Peak XV Gets Partial Exit - Vimarsana News

Kedaara Capital Backs Edtech Startup K12 Techno Services, Peak XV Gets Partial Exit

Edtech startup K12 Techno Services has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Kedaara Capital, giving Peak XV Partners a partial exit.

Source: inc42.com
India Digest: SoftBank, Canada pension board may back Eruditus; Kedaara Capital invests in edtech firm - Vimarsana News

India Digest: SoftBank, Canada pension board may back Eruditus; Kedaara Capital invests in edtech firm

SoftBank and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board are considering investing in Eruditus, while Kedaara Capital has acquired a minority stake in K12 Techno.

'Would about Airtel or Amazon in 2003?': Mamaearth's Varun Alagh gets trolled over response to post on firm's valuation - Vimarsana News

'Would about Airtel or Amazon in 2003?': Mamaearth's Varun Alagh gets trolled over response to post on firm's valuation

'Given a chance would you invest in Airtel or Amazon in 2003? If the answer is yes, go check there (sic) financials for 1997-2007,' commented Varun Alagh on a LinkedIn post about IPO-bound Mamaearth's supposedly unreasonable valuations

Mamaearth in talks with Fidelity, GIC, QIA, SoftBank for $150 million pre-IPO round - Vimarsana News

Mamaearth in talks with Fidelity, GIC, QIA, SoftBank for $150 million pre-IPO round

Even though founders Varun and Ghazal Alagh are confident of delivering an exit to investors through their upcoming public listing, a few early investors want to offload shares before the IPO, according to a source.