11/07/2016

ibiboGroup acquires majority stake in Busportal

Naspers backed ibiboGroup has acquired a majority stake in Peruvian bus-ticketing platform, Busportal, for an undisclosed amount. With this acquisition, ibibo’s in-house bus ticketing platform redBus will gain entry in the Latin American market, after it started operations in Malaysia and Singapore.
11/07/2016

Myntra acquires Cubeit for undisclosed amount

Online fashion player Myntra has acquired Bengaluru-based Cubeit for an undisclosed amount. Cubeit focuses on building mobile applications that allows users to aggregate content from any given location. As part of the acquisition, the team at Cubeit has been inducted into Myntra, making it an Acqui-Hire that will further strengthen […]
11/07/2016

Sidbi readies money for more startup funds

The Small Industries Development Bank of India (Sidbi) is set to review ten proposals from alternative investment funds seeking a commitment of Rs 675 crore from the Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS) announced by PM Modi in the Startup India Action Plan.
11/07/2016

Freshdesk sees interest from global investors

Freshdesk, the cloud-based customer support platform that is also backed by Google Capital and Accel Partners, has got an offer from a US-based strategic investor for purchasing a stake at a valuation of more than $500 million. As of now, there is no term sheet or any advanced discussions.
11/07/2016

Online marketplace for beauty products, spa and salon, Purplle raises series B funding

Mumbai-based Manash Lifestyle Pvt. Ltd, which operates beauty products and services marketplace Purplle.com, has secured funding from investors led by JSW Ventures. The funding will be utilized to strengthen technology to enable content-driven beauty discovery, create deeper salon integration and expand supply to include exclusive brands and own labels.
11/07/2016

Car tracking telematics solutions startup Trak N Tell raises funding

Gurgaon-based car tracking telematics solutions startup, Trak N Tell, has raised an undisclosed sum of funding from a group of investors, led by WhatsApp cofounder Brian Acton. Investors are believed to have pumped in about $3.5 million (Rs 23.3 crore) in the funding round.
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