FutureTech

Niyo, a consumer neo-banking platform, has raised $100 million in a Series C round led by Accel and Lightrock India, with Beams Fintech Fund participating. This round also included existing investors Prime Venture Partners and JS Capital. The new funds come after a more than 30-month wait for the Bengaluru-based company, which raised $35 million in a Series B round in July 2019 from Horizons Ventures, Tencent, and others. According to a press release from Niyo, the funds will be used for product innovation, marketing and branding, expanding its distribution…

Rezolve.ai, a service desk and workplace automation company, said it expects to reach $50 million in revenue in the next three years, thanks to the planned acquisition of nearly 1,500 clients around the world. In comparison to the entire year of 2020, the company’s revenues trebled in 2021, and it signed many new clients in December 2021. Despite sporadic office re-openings during two pandemic waves last year, it kept all of its clients. “We are seeing an accelerating shift in the customer’s preferences from a legacy agent focused ticketing system…

Quadria Capital and Lightrock India joined existing investors Bessemer Venture Partners, India Life Sciences Fund III, Rebright Partners, JAFCO Asia, TEAMFund LP, FinSight Ventures, InnoVen Capital, Stride Ventures, and Alteria Capital in a $125 million Series C funding round. The Bengaluru-based firm previously raised $40 million in its Series B round in February of last year, eight months after its merger with online doctor consultation platform DocsApp. MediBuddy and DocsApp share the same brand name: MediBuddy. According to a press release from Medibuddy, the new round of funding will be…

Bounce, which pivoted to become an electric scooter manufacturer at the start of the ongoing fiscal (FY22) with the acquisition of 22Motors was a scooter rental platform in FY21. The pivot and the pandemic on fiscal year (FY21) has wiped out its scale. Bounce’s operating revenue fell by 83 percent during the year, to around Rs 15 crore in FY21 from Rs 87.5 crore in FY20. Approximately 96 percent of the company’s operating revenue came from motorcycle and bicycle rentals in the six cities where it currently operates. This revenue…