Sujata Sangwan: Page 6

Former Sr. Correspondent

Sujata is an engineering graduate and has done her Post Graduation in Human Resource Management. She has a deep interest in startups, venture capitalists & technology. 

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Finance

Funding Winter Presents a Unique Opportunity for Homegrown VC Firms to Shine

The funding winter has given domestic venture capital firms a rare chance to demonstrate their adaptability and resilience. During these difficult times, new strategies and crucial maxims have emerged, changing the financial landscape.

Finance

These Newly Launched Early-Stage Funds Aim to Support Indian Startups in a Funding Crunch

Due to the global liquidity crisis, the investment ecosystem has slowed down, but risk investors are still interested in India-focused funds.

Finance

Investors on Why This is an Ideal Time for Growth Investments

Companies in the growth stage have already built a consumer base and validated their value proposition. As a result, investors' returns can be more guaranteed.

News and Trends

Enterprise Healthcare SaaS Startup THB Raises $20M in Growth Equity Round For Expansion

THB said it will use the funds in expanding its operations globally and accelerating growth in existing countries across South Asia, Middle East and South East Asia.

News and Trends

Multiples PE Plans To Pursue Big-Ticket Investments: Renuka Ramnath

On Wednesday, Multiples PE marked the first close of its fourth fund at USD 640 million. Going forward, the private equity major plans to pursue big-ticket investments via the co-investment model, with a cumulative investment target of over USD 1.5 billion in the coming three to four years through Fund IV.

News and Trends

With INR 1,001 Cr Fund, Chiratae Looks to Double Down On Growth Investments

The Bengaluru-based venture capital fund closed its maiden growth fund Chiratae Growth Fund (CGF-I) at INR 1,001 crore on Wednesday. The sector-agnostic fund will be targeting technology startups, seeking Series C or later-stage funding, from its portfolio and beyond. It will invest in the range of INR 40-150 crore each in about 12-15 companies