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Amazon India’s e-comm and logistics arms set for merger

EntrackrEntrackr · 4m ago
Amazon India’s e-comm and logistics arms set for merger
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Amazon Seller Services will be the transferee, while Amazon Transport Services will be the transferor. The firm will also determine the share exchange ratio between the two firms, as assessed by PwC, the appointed registered valuer. New Update Amazon Seller Services and Amazon Transport Service are set to merge, according to two sources familiar with the matter, as reported by Entrackr. The e-commerce division has scheduled a meeting with its unsecured creditors on April 14. Amazon Seller Services was launched in India in 2013 as part of Amazon's expansion into the country’s e-commerce market. It operates as the marketplace arm of Amazon India, enabling third-party sellers to list and sell their products on Amazon.in. On the other hand, Amazon Transport Services (ATS) was launched in 2015 in India as Amazon’s logistics arm. It focuses on transportation, delivery, and supply chain management to support Amazon’s e-comm operations. Until now, both entities have operated independently to support Amazon's e-commerce operations in India. Amazon Corporate Holdings Pvt. Ltd. serves as their immediate parent company, while Amazon.com, Inc. (USA) remains the ultimate holding company. Amazon did not respond to queries sent on March 11 until the story was published. Last week, Amazon decided to shut down its refurbished platform Renewed for external sellers, citing increasing challenges. Entrackr was the first to report the development.

Binny Bansal invests $20 Mn in e-comm OS startup ShopOS

EntrackrEntrackr · 20d ago
Binny Bansal invests $20 Mn in e-comm OS startup ShopOS
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Binny Bansal invests $20 Mn in e-comm OS startup ShopOS Bengaluru-based e-commerce tech startup ShopOS has raised $20 million in a funding round led by 3STATE Ventures, the investment firm founded by Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal. The fresh capital will be used to scale product development, expand its engineering team, and onboard more e-commerce brands across global markets, ShopOS said in a press release. ShopOS is developing an AI-powered platform to help brands easily build and manage online stores. It uses an “AI workforce” to automatically create content like product descriptions, images, and videos, adjust store layouts for each visitor in real time, and run targeted marketing campaigns. The startup was founded by Sai Krishna V K and Ajay P V, who earlier co-founded Scapic, a tech platform acquired by Flipkart in 2020. After the acquisition, they helped launch Flipkart Labs, focusing on deep tech and AI in commerce. They are joined by Karan Sonawala, who previously led AI and immersive commerce projects at Flipkart. “The friction in content creation and personalization are significant drags on growth. Our previous startup journey taught us the importance of solving hard problems, and with ShopOS, we are focused on delivering what AI agents can truly do for brands. We are building from India for the globe and with this funding milestone, we wish to tap into the smartest AI minds in India to build the future of Commerce,” said the co-founders in a joint statement. ShopOS is targeting a global customer base with early adopters already onboarded in India, Europe, and the UAE.

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