With 15 campuses and 10,000 students already enrolled, AITS is aiming for a 10x expansion to 100 campuses over the next three years — using an asset-light model designed for Tier 2 and Tier 3 India.
Founded in 2024, the startup already serves global enterprise Rackspace and claims its agents cut incident resolution time by up to 80% — a striking early signal for a two-year-old company.
The Gurugram startup's AI platform covers 2 million vehicles and has resolved over 200,000 legal matters for fleet operators and individuals across India.
The Unicorn Growth Fund was announced at a diplomatic summit with South Korea's President in New Delhi — a signal that Korea's biggest tech companies are treating India as a decade-defining bet, not just an adjacent market.
The Ankit Chona-led ice-cream brand — founded just two and a half years ago — has crossed ₹530 crore in FY26 net sales and is already targeting ₹900 crore for FY27, as it eyes new geographies and a public listing within three years.
From Swiggy's doorstep to Aman Gupta's next chapter — Bessemer has spent nearly two decades backing Indian founders before anyone else would. Here's how they do it, who runs it, and why a ₹100 crore seed cheque to a company with no product yet makes complete sense within their playbook.
boAt's Aman Gupta picks Bessemer over bigger cheques, citing AI ambition and global network as the real reason behind OffBeat Studios' ₹100 crore seed raise.
Total VC deployment into Indian startups slid to $4.1 billion in Q1 2026, down nearly 23% year-on-year. The story beneath that number tells you exactly where the conviction is.
Mumbai-based investor enters early-stage ecosystem with first investments across consumer and fitness startups
Early 2026 funding rounds in the Middle East reveal new trends in AI investment, IPO readiness, and the rise of institutional-backed capital shaping the startup ecosystem.
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Tidalwave has raised a $22 million Series A led by Permanent Capital, with D.R. Horton joining as an investor and customer, as the AI-powered mortgage platform accelerates adoption and targets 4% of U.S. loan originations.