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HotelYaari Secures $2.18 Million in Seed Funding from Alios Ventures for Fractional Ownership of Holiday Homes

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HotelYaari Secures $2.18 Million in Seed Funding from Alios Ventures for Fractional Ownership of Holiday Homes
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HotelYaari, a startup specializing in fractional ownership of holiday homes, has secured $2.18 million in seed funding from Alios Ventures. The funding will support HotelYaari's mission to revolutionize the way people experience holiday home ownership. The company offers a cost-effective and hassle-free alternative to traditional second-home ownership through fractional ownership opportunities. The funding, disbursed in three tranches over the next three quarters, will aid HotelYaari's expansion plans to widen its portfolio of holiday homes and enhance its technology infrastructure. This investment reflects the growing interest in alternative real estate investment models.

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Non-drinking water filtration brand WaterScience secures funding from Velocity The fresh funds will be used to accelerate its growth trajectory, strengthen brand marketing initiatives, and introduce new product categories, WaterScience said in a press release. Non-drinking water filtration brand WaterScience has secured Rs 1.4 crore in funding from Velocity, a growth capital platform backed by Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures. The fresh funds will be used to accelerate its growth trajectory, strengthen brand marketing initiatives, and introduce new product categories, WaterScience said in a press release. Co-founded in 2014 by Sudeep Nadukkandy, Pavithra Rao, and Mohammed Iqbal, WaterScience addresses critical water quality issues that affect over 95% of household water use beyond drinking. The company offers more than 40 products across categories including shower & tap filters, appliance filters, kitchen filters, water softeners, and whole-house filtration systems for hard water, chlorine & other contaminants. Commenting on the announcement, Pavithra Rao, Co-Founder, WaterScience, said, “This funding is a strong validation of our mission to make water safer and healthier for every Indian home. With Velocity’s support, we will scale faster and innovate across new categories, ensuring that WaterScience continues to set the benchmark for water solutions in India. Having already reached 2 million homes, we are excited to add another 1 million this year.” Currently, WaterScience claims that its products are present in over 2 million Indian homes, and the company is aiming to add 1 million more homes in FY25-26. It also claims to have a 70% year-on-year growth and strong presence across marketplaces like Amazon, Flipkart, Shopify, and more than 1,000 offline retailers. Backed by Peter Thiel's Valar Ventures, Velocity has partnered with more than 4,000 D2C and digital-first brands, disbursing over Rs 1,100 crore in funding.

Co-living startup Truliv raises strategic investment from BCCL

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Co-living startup Truliv raises strategic investment from BCCL
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Co-living startup Truliv raises strategic investment from BCCL Co-living startup Truliv has entered into a strategic equity partnership with Bennett, Coleman and Company Limited (BCCL) at a valuation of Rs 356.50 crore. The Chennai-based company had earlier raised 2.1 million US dollars in a seed funding round from DRA Homes and other investors. According to a press release, the fresh funds will be used to expand Truliv’s footprint into new cities, strengthen its technology platforms, and build out the next set of alternate asset classes in hospitality including holiday homes and retirement living. Founded in 2019 by Rohit Reddy and Ranjeeth Rathod, Truliv is a subsidiary of DRA and is focused on transforming the alternate asset class hospitality sector in India. The company aims to deliver impactful and future-ready living solutions that cater to the evolving needs of diverse demographic segments. Operating through a built-to-suit, asset-light model, Truliv says its approach blends real estate efficiency with hospitality finesse. Its high occupancy properties serve the growing base of mobile professionals, digital nomads, and young urban migrants in India. Truliv currently operates in the holiday homes segment as its second asset class, with several more offerings under development. Its upcoming portfolio includes student housing, retirement communities, and nature-centric living solutions. Each offering is designed to redefine residential experiences through innovation, quality, and lifestyle integration. With plans to scale into new cities and diversify into emerging segments like holiday homes, retirement living, and nature-centric stays, the company is projected to generate Rs 200 crore in annual revenue within the next three years.

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