SaaS Unicorn Freshworks Acquires Pune Based Cloud Platform 'Flint'
SaaS unicorn Freshworks has acquired Pune-based cloud platform Flint for an undisclosed amount. Freshworks said that this acquisition will strengthen its IT service management (ITSM) and IT operations management (ITOM) capacity. Founded by Ankur Gakkhar and Abhishek Pande in 2013, Flint offers an enterprise-grade IT operations system and an intuitively designed dashboard.
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Tuesday, 14 July 2020
Startup Mergers & Acquisitions: SaaS Unicorn Freshworks Acquires Pune Based Cloud Platform 'Flint'
Thursday, 9 July 2020
Startup Funding Alert: Goldman Sachs leads LeanIX's $80M Series D funding
Goldman Sachs leads LeanIX's $80M Series D funding
A German startup that is helping brands like Adidas, Dropbox and DHL become become cloud-native has pulled in $80 million in a Series D round led by Goldman Sachs. LeanIX is based in Bonn, Germany with offices in Boston (which serves as its U.S. headquarters), the Netherlands and India.
Saturday, 4 July 2020
Venture Capital: Facebook co-founder's B Capital Group closes its second fund at $820M
Facebook co-founder's B Capital Group closes its second fund at $820M
B Capital Group, a US and Singapore-based investment company have announced the closing of its second $820 million venture fund to invest in growth-stage startups that are disrupting large industries and quickly scaling up. Founded in 2014 by Raj Ganguly, and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, B Capital Group invests in enterprise technology (including SaaS, AI...
Tuesday, 30 June 2020
Indian Government launches PM FME scheme to help micro food processing enterprises
Govt launches PM FME scheme to help micro food processing enterprises
New Delhi: The government on Monday launched a Rs 10,000 crore scheme for micro enterprises which offers 50% subsidy for storage and transportation to prevent distress sale by farmers.
Sunday, 28 June 2020
Startup News: Edtech startup Bada Business aims to train 10M entrepreneurs in 6 months
Edtech startup Bada Business aims to train 10M entrepreneurs in 6 months
Education technology startup Bada Business on Friday said it aims to train 10 million entrepreneurs over the next six months as part of its 'India Revival Mission' for micro, small, and medium enterprises. Addressing a virtual press conference, Bada Business founder and CEO Vivek Bindra also said it plans to double its presence to 150 offices in the country by the year-end, from 75 offices at present.