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Oyo, the hospitality startup, is pursuing a pre-IPO round at a $2.3 billion valuation, 80% below its 2019 peak of $10 billion. Fundraising: Targeting $80-90 million from HNIs, family offices, and smaller investors. Minimum investment reduced from $

Interesting News From OYO 🤔🤯 • India’s Oyo, once valued at $10B, seeks new funding at 70% discount. • Oyo, an Indian startup, seeks new funding at a $3 billion valuation, down from $10 billion. • Negotiating with investors like Malaysia's Khazan

Peak XV will likely make a 11x return from Unilever's acquisition of Minimalist for ₹2,955 Cr. They hold a 27.43% stake in Minimalist, valued at ₹ 810 Cr. Starting with a ₹14.25 crore seed cheque in 2019, followed by a ₹60 crore infusion during t

Top 15 Failed or Declined Indian Companies 👇 1. Kingfisher Airlines (2012) Cause: Heavy debt, poor financial planning, failed merger with Air Deccan. 2. Satyam Computers (2009) Cause: Major corporate fraud involving falsified accounts worth ₹7

☕ Why Did India’s Largest Coffee Chain Struggle? Cafe Coffee Day (CCD), once India’s largest coffee chain, faced major setbacks: 1️⃣ Aggressive expansion funded by unsustainable debt. 2️⃣ Rising competition from global giants like Starbucks. 3️⃣

India is becoming a country where you can be broke, but still look rich 🔥 We now live in a country where someone earning ₹45,000/month Drives a 17 lakh SUV Buys a 1 lakh iPhone Hosts a 15 lakh wedding All without actually having the money all as

The $12 Billion QCom Startup You Never Heard Of! This is the story of Getir, a QCom startup founded by Nazım Salur in 2015 in Istanbul. Urban living was becoming more fast-paced, and there was a growing demand for instant access to everyday items w

Slicing Through the FinTech Noise: Ranjan Bajaj In a country where credit card penetration remains stubbornly low, one startup has managed to carve out a significant niche. Slice, founded by Ranjan Bajaj in 2016, has rapidly become a force t

☕️ How India’s Biggest Café Empire Brewed Success and Burned Out Before Starbucks or Blue Tokai, there was one name that defined coffee in India: Café Coffee Day (CCD). Launched in 1996 by V.G. Siddhartha, CCD wasn’t just a café it was a movement.

Summary of the Week: 1. Fundings: Indian startups cumulatively raised $260.1 Mn from 31 deals between April 15-20: - An uptick in the investment activity across the ecosystem. Between April 15 and 20, startups cumulatively raised $260.1 Mn across 3