Ayushi Jain

The startup plans to use the funds to integrate Snapmint with more shopping websites, expand its network of merchants, and grow its balance sheet to offer more loans.

The company plans to use the funding to expand its operations from 20 cities to 50 cities over the next two years, hire more employees, improve its technology, and focus on brand building.

The Startup will be used to expand into new areas, offer more products, and branch into IT training. It will also be used to buy other skilling and training companies in finance and technology.

The partnership aims to improve EV charging infrastructure for commercial vehicles. a major company in India’s renewable energy sector and a leading provider of EV charging solutions. 

RevNow is an AI-powered tool that simplifies the entire insurance claims process, from patient admission to discharge, and from pre-authorization to claim settlement.

The company plans to use these funds to expand its operations globally, especially in the US, to meet the growing demand for AI-powered industrial automation solutions.

The funds will be directed toward expanding operations across India, with a focus on strengthening Navanc's presence in urban and semi-urban areas. 

The company will use this funds to expand its operations in south asian countries like Indonesia and the Philippines, focusing on used autocar financing and classifieds.

The firm plans to support both early-stage and early-growth-stage companies such as semiconductors, defence-tech, spacetech, alternate materials and advanced manufacturing, fintech, healthtech, and supply chain/logistics over the next two to three years.

The company will invest in 25-30 startups, focusing on seed and pre-Series A rounds, with investments ranging from $500,000 to $2 million. It will also support businesses that aim to grow the Indian middle class.