Amaha Raises Rs. 100 Crore to Build a Bigger Mental Healthcare Network
Amaha is raising Rs. 100 crore to expand mental healthcare hospitals and clinics, strengthen clinical teams and invest in AI-enabled support tools.
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Beyond Appliances Raises $10.4 Million While QpiAI Secures Rs. 50 Crore Debt
Beyond Appliances raises $10.4 million from Fireside Ventures, while QpiAI secures Rs. 50 crore debt to expand smart appliances and quantum AI.
Arovia Consumer and Balwaan Krishi Raise Rs. 100 Crore Each – Where the Funding Will Go
Arovia Consumer and Balwaan Krishi have raised Rs. 100 crore each. Lets learn about their business models, founders and funding plans.
Fixxly Raises $5.5 Million To Build AI-Powered Quick Delivery For Building Materials
Fixxly raised $5.5 million from Accel, Fireside and Lightspeed to build an AI-powered building materials delivery platform.
Anmasa Raises Rs. 30 Crore to Build India’s Hyperlocal Fresh Staples Network
Anmasa raises Rs. 30 crore led by Fireside Ventures to expand fresh flour, oils, spices and hyperlocal micro-factories.
D2C Insider’s Rs. 150 Crore ConsumerX Ventures Fund Wants To Back India’s Next D2C Winners
D2C Insider has launched ConsumerX Ventures, a Rs. 150 crore fund for early-stage D2C brands. Here is the model and who it is for.