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Cric Studio Inc. : A rising Global Cricket Retail Chain

VCCircle

VCCircle · 1y ago

Cric Studio Inc. : A rising Global Cricket Retail Chain

Cric Studio Inc. is a rising global cricket retail chain that offers a wide range of premium cricket equipment. Founded in 2021 by Himanshu Sisodia, the company aims to empower aspiring cricketers by providing customized solutions for all their cricket needs. With a focus on customer centricity, Cric Studio has expanded its physical presence across multiple cities and countries, while also establishing a strong online presence. The company plans to continue its growth trajectory by increasing its network of physical studios, enhancing its omnichannel experience, and scaling its in-house brand. Cric Studio is backed by Innovations Venture studio and aims to become a top-of-mind brand for high-quality cricket gear.

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Cricstudio Inc: Driving Differentiation in Cricket Retail with Trust, Technology, and Accessibility

VCCircle

VCCircle · 10m ago

Cricstudio Inc: Driving Differentiation in Cricket Retail with Trust, Technology, and Accessibility

Cricstudio Inc. is revolutionizing the cricket retail market with its commitment to trust, technology, and accessibility. With 13 stores worldwide, the brand is quickly becoming a leader in the industry. They have launched an e-commerce platform to improve convenience for customers and aim to increase their digital revenue to over 45% in the next two years. Cricstudio has also invested in its own manufacturing facility in Meerut, allowing them to offer a diverse product line of high-quality cricket equipment. Their ambitious expansion is supported by Innovations Venture Studio, further solidifying their position in the industry.

KRAFTON acquires majority stake in Nautilus Mobile for Rs 118 Cr

Entrackr

Entrackr · 6m ago

KRAFTON acquires majority stake in Nautilus Mobile for Rs 118 Cr

KRAFTON, the company behind BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA (BGMI), has acquired a controlling stake in Pune-based game studio Nautilus Mobile for Rs 118 crore ($13.7 million). This is KRAFTON’s first full-control deal in India. Nautilus Mobile is best known for its popular mobile cricket game, Real Cricket. JetSynthesys fully acquired the studio in 2020, and KRAFTON later invested Rs 40.5 crore in 2022. With this acquisition, KRAFTON aims to boost Indian game development and expand its presence in sports gaming. JetSynthesys will remain a minority investor and continue working with Nautilus, especially in Esports. KRAFTON India CEO Sean Hyunil Sohn said this deal will help India become a global gaming hub. Nautilus Mobile CEO Anuj Mankar said the partnership will help Real Cricket grow internationally. KRAFTON has invested over $200 million in Indian startups since 2021 and continues to support local game developers. With India’s growing love for cricket and gaming, this move strengthens KRAFTON’s position in the country’s gaming ecosystem.

Google’s Sundar Pichai joins tech CEOs in bids for London cricket team

Economic Times

Economic Times · 8m ago

Google’s Sundar Pichai joins tech CEOs in bids for London cricket team

Alphabet Inc. CEO Sundar Pichai, along with other tech leaders like Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, is part of a consortium bidding over £80 million for a London cricket team in The Hundred tournament. Led by Nikesh Arora and Satyan Gajwani, the group's interest reflects cricket's rising popularity. This investment effort aims to boost The Hundred's financial standing by securing private investments for the teams.

Whatnot India acquires 50% stake in airport ecommerce store, gadget Studio

IndianStartupNews

IndianStartupNews · 1y ago

Whatnot India acquires 50% stake in airport ecommerce store, gadget Studio

Whatnot India, a distribution and supply chain company, is acquiring a 50% stake in Gadget Studio, an airport e-commerce store specializing in tech and gadget products. This partnership aims to strengthen Whatnot India's presence in the technology and gadget retail sector, catering not only to tech-savvy consumers but also to millions of travelers passing through airports in India. The collaboration will offer a wider range of premium tech products and accessories, enhancing the shopping experience for customers. Whatnot India will leverage its supply chain capabilities to ensure a consistent supply of high-quality tech products to Gadget Studio's retail locations.

Sweat equity! Corporate India invests in workplace sports

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

Sweat equity! Corporate India invests in workplace sports

India Inc is increasingly integrating sports activities at workplaces to enhance employee bonding and reduce the gap between leadership and the workforce. Companies like PepsiCo, Myntra, and RPG Group are incorporating both traditional and new sports such as pickleball. Facilities like cricket nets, badminton courts, and football spaces are also offered. Mindspace Business Parks REIT notes rising demand for workplace sports, driven by Gen Z employees seeking both indoor and outdoor activities.

Snap launches AI tools for advanced augmented reality

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Snap launches AI tools for advanced augmented reality

Snap Inc, the owner of Snapchat, has unveiled its latest generative AI technology. This advancement aims to enhance the realism of special effects when users film themselves using their phone cameras. Snap Inc is known for its pioneer work in augmented reality (AR), and it has also introduced an upgraded version of its developer program, Lens Studio. This program allows artists and developers to create AR features for Snapchat and other platforms. The improved Lens Studio offers advanced AR special effects, reduces creation time, and introduces generative AI tools. Snap Inc plans to expand AR experiences beyond just facial effects to include full-body experiences like generating new outfits.

Nirala World sells 400 studio apartments for Rs 275 cr in Greater Noida

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Nirala World sells 400 studio apartments for Rs 275 cr in Greater Noida

Nirala World has sold 400 studio apartments worth Rs 275 crore in Greater Noida due to high demand from end-users and investors. The apartments, part of the 'Nirala Gateway' project, range from 612 to 1,122 sq ft and are priced from Rs 65 lakh. The project includes plans for a hospitality chain to manage the units and will also feature around 3 lakh sq ft of retail space, expected to be completed by 2029.

US tariffs, big beautiful bill derail Indian IT’s big shift away from BFSI - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

US tariffs, big beautiful bill derail Indian IT’s big shift away from BFSI - The Economic Times

India's IT sector faces challenges as key verticals, including manufacturing and life sciences, reduce spending amid global disruptions and US policy changes. While companies shift towards BFSI and retail for stability, overall growth remains cautious due to regulatory and supply chain challenges. TechMahindra is pivoting to BFSI and retail, whereas Infosys sees growth in financial services. However, the sector grapples with uncertainties impacting IT investments as businesses adapt to changing global dynamics.

Croma gets Rs 1,000 crore recharge from Tatas, scope for more

Economic Times

Economic Times · 27d ago

Croma gets Rs 1,000 crore recharge from Tatas, scope for more

Tata Group has injected Rs 1,000 crore into Croma, its consumer electronics retail chain, with potential for another similar infusion due to the increased authorised share capital. Despite losses rising in FY25, Croma reported a 6.7% income growth and adopted a "get fit & get fast" strategy to enhance market dominance and margins. Partnering with Tata Digital, initiatives focus on operational efficiency and market share growth, with 564 stores operational by March-end.

India’s green infra surge could spark export wave, says Macquarie’s Dooley

Livemint

Livemint · 2m ago

India’s green infra surge could spark export wave, says Macquarie’s Dooley

India's burgeoning green energy sector offers significant export potential, as per Macquarie's Mark Dooley. With rising investments in renewable projects and electric vehicles, Indian firms are poised to provide scalable solutions to global markets tackling inflation and supply chain challenges. This expansion in India's green infrastructure can lead to exporting advanced green technologies internationally, aligning with global demand for sustainable energy solutions.

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