Order for Health distinguishes itself with a scalable, asset-light model and a commitment to delivering fresh, nutritious meals. Its diverse menu includes salads, wraps, fit meals, healthy burgers.
This partnership will help India Factoring expand its reach to Indian manufacturers by using efficient tools and data from Accumn, a Yubi Group company.
GPS Renewables is a top biofuels company in India, providing end-to-end solutions for bioCNG, ethanol, and green hydrogen projects. The company is supported by major investors like SBI Capital (Neev), Hivos-Triodos, and Caspian.
The challenge invited startups with advanced solutions and a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of 4 or higher. The goal was to find and support innovations that can help the tech industry lower its carbon emissions and reach net-zero targets.
Founded in 2020, Abyom focuses on reusable space technology to close the gap in satellite launch services. This investment also reflects increasing interest in India’s space tech scene, fueled by startups like Abyom and the achievements of ISRO.
The goal is to make it easier for restaurants to get essential kitchen equipment at competitive prices from reliable vendors. Swiggy is testing a premium membership program called Rare Club, starting at ₹50,000 per year, targeting high-end customers.
Billion Hearts is working on a digital product for a global market, which is still in stealth mode. The product aims to solve a smartphone-related issue using advanced technology. The beta version is expected to launch in the next few months.
Recent investments from the firm’s Special Situations strategy include AQ Compute, a European provider of green, flexible, and modular data center and colocation services powered by renewable energy.
MakeMyTrip, an online travel company, has agreed to acquire the Happay Expense Management Platform from CRED. CRED had purchased Happay in late 2021 in a $180 million deal, as reported by Entrackr.