
BlissClub raises ₹160 crore Series B led by Singularity AMC
The Bengaluru athleisure brand's largest round yet arrives as it pushes deeper into physical stores, with founder Minu Margeret and Meesho's Vidit Aatrey both writing personal checks.

The Bengaluru athleisure brand's largest round yet arrives as it pushes deeper into physical stores, with founder Minu Margeret and Meesho's Vidit Aatrey both writing personal checks.

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Bikaji Foods' family office leads the round — a legacy snack empire betting on a delivery-first platform that has grown 30x since it operated from just 30 locations three years ago.

The Haryana-based desi beverage brand, stocked on Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart, is valued at ₹80 crore post the round.

The skincare brand deleted a dramatic exit announcement, set off two days of panic, and on Sunday revealed the whole thing was a setup for a sunscreen launch with Blinkit.

Even as Mark Zuckerberg's Meta systematically hollows out her founding team, Mira Murati is securing the infrastructure backbone to build anyway.

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BlissClub founder Minu Margeret didn't launch a product in 2020. She started a conversation — and turned it into India's most-watched women's activewear brand.

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