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₹1,278 crore in revenue in 2022-23, up 264% from ₹350.9 crore a year ago. Net profit jumped to ₹449 crore from a loss of ₹239 crore during the same period. In India’s burgeoning online investment market, which aims to make investing accessible and transparent to everyone, Groww competes not just with Zerodha, but also with Angel One Ltd, Upstox and other stockbrokers.

KPMG-affiliate BSR & Co, in its audit of Pristyn Care’s FY22 financials, pointed out that the company did not have internal controls to accurately determine prices charged to hospitals or patients. It also raised questions on the genuineness of the company’s agreements with doctors, and highlighted how the vendor selection process was not operating efficiently.

SoftBank, through its affiliate SVF Growth Singapore Pte, has sold a 1.09% stake in food delivery company Zomato through block deals on Friday. According to exchange data, the transaction was executed at 111.2 per share, which valued the deal at 1,040 crore. SoftBank holds a 2.17% stake in the company, at the end of the September 2023 quarter. Marquee funds, including Citigroup, Axis MF, Bandhan MF, ADIA, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Motilal Oswal among others bought stakes in the company through the deal. In August this year, SoftBank offloaded about 1.17% Zomato stake under a block deal, which was valued at Rs 947 crore.

SoftBank, through its affiliate SVF Growth Singapore Pte, is likely to have sold 1.09% equity in Zomato in a bulk deal worth Rs 1,040.5 crore on Friday. Shares of the new-age company were trading 1% higher at Rs 112.70 on BSE. SoftBank owned a 2.17% stake in the company at the end of the September quarter. In August this year, SoftBank had offloaded about 1.17% stake in Zomato via a block deal, which was valued at Rs 947 crore.

“On Shark Tank India Season 3, I want to convey to the youth of India that your background and whether you possess a degree are not significant; what matters is your hunger, discipline, and focus. If you have these qualities, I am here to support you in achieving your entrepreneurial dream," he said. Iqubal also reflected on his journey, from leaving IIT Delhi to launch his new aggregator venture in his early 20s, Inc42 reported.

₹300 crore) in a Series A funding round led by partners of DST Global, with participation from Tiger Global, Alkeon Capital, and existing investors Accel and Lightspeed Venture Partners. It was valued at at $210 million ( ₹1,575 crore) in that round.

₹762.8 apiece. Financial services firm Societe Generale bought 0.58% or 2.6 million shares in the company at the same price. Before the sale, SoftBank held a 4.39% stake in PB Fintech through its entity SVF Python II (Cayman) Ltd.

₹11,700 crore and NESFB at over ₹450 crore. “A large part of the value of Slice is coming from its NBFC," the person claimed. With Slice having over 50 shareholders and the small finance bank having 4-5 shareholders in total, a back-of-the-envelope calculation suggests that Slice shareholders will own about 95-97% stake in the merged entity; whereas the remaining 3-5% will be owned by North East SFB shareholders.

leadership role, Rathi will lead product, design, growth and marketing at the neo-bank and will closely with Jupiter founder Jitendra Gupta. “Having someone of Anuj’s pedigree, experience and track record will be an invaluable asset to Jupiter as we continue to double down on our mission of enabling financial wellness for millions of Indians.

Tiger Global-backed fintech unicorn Razorpay has acquired Mumbai-based JHKP Technologies Pvt. Ltd, which operates digital invoicing and customer engagement platform BillMe, in a bid to expand its offline business. Razorpay didn’t disclose the financial details of the transaction.

SoftBank sold a partial stake in food delivery platform Zomato through bulk deals on Wednesday. The transaction was done at Rs 94.7 apiece, taking the deal value to Rs 947 crore. According to exchange data, SoftBank Vision Fund has offloaded 10 crore shares or 1.17% stake in the company as the lock-in for the post-Blinkit deal ended this week.

Zomato share price jumped over 5% in early trade on Wednesday after a block deal in the food delivery giant. Zomato shares rallied as much as 5.12 to ₹99.50 apiece on the BSE. Around 10 crore Zomato shares, aggregating to 1.17% stake in the company, changed hands at an average floor price of ₹94.70 apiece in a block deal on the bourses.

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MUMBAI : SoftBank’s Svf Growth (Singapore) Pte. Ltd is set to divest a 1.17% stake in Zomato Ltd on 30 August. The deal is expected to fetch ₹940 crore ($114 million) for the Japanese investor.

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries: The drugmaker plans to allocate 7-8% of its current fiscal's sales towards research and development to enhance its range of products in various therapeutic categories. The company said it witnessed robust performance across all regions in the previous fiscal, marking a growth in double digits. Zomato: US private equity player Tiger Global, divested its residual shares in the Indian food delivery company in a transaction worth ₹11.24 billion/Tiger Global offloaded 123.5 million shares at ₹91.01 rupees apiece through consolidated transactions.

Tiger Global, through its affiliate Internet Fund III Pte, has exited food delivery platform Zomato by selling its entire stake via bulk deals on Monday. Under the transaction, the US hedge fund has offloaded 12.3 crore shares or 1.47% stake in the company on BSE at Rs 91.01 apiece, earning about Rs 1,123 crore. Marquee funds, including Axis Mutual Fund, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley Asia, and Societe Generale were among the buyers in the transaction. Meanwhile, another Russia-based fund Apoletto Asia has sold 3.19 crore shares in a separate deal on NSE, according to exchange data. Earlier, it was reported that Japanese tech giant SoftBank was likely to offload Zomato shares as the lock-in for the post-Blinkit deal ended on Friday. Zomato issued fresh equity shares to all the selling shareholders of Blinkit as consideration for the M&A last year.

Mithun Sacheti founded online jewellery selling platform CaratLane in 2008 along with Srinivasa Gopalan. On Saturday, he scored one of the most successful exits by an Indian consumer internet entrepreneur when he sold his 27% stake to watchmaker Titan for Rs 4,621 crore. Sacheti, 44, first brought the Tata group company in as a shareholder in 2016, when an existing investor, New York-based investment fund Tiger Global, sold its 62% stake in CaratLane to Titan in a deal that valued the startup at Rs 536 crore.

By Carolina Mandl

Cab aggregator Ola doubled its revenue in the financial year March 2022, reflecting a recovery from the widespread disruptions caused by the pandemic to the mobility business globally. The company, led by co-founder and chief executive Bhavish Aggarwal, posted a consolidated operating revenue of Rs1,970.4 crore in FY22, rising from Rs983.2 crore in the year before, showed its latest annual filings with the Registrar of Companies. The improved financial performance came amid an easing of covid-induced lockdowns and a gradual recovery in travel demand.

Walmart has paid $1.4 billion to buy out hedge fund Tiger Global's investment in its Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart and acquired private equity firm Accel's remaining 1% stake in the company as well, media reports said on Monday. The Wall Street Journal said Walmart bought the shares from Tiger Global recently, valuing the Indian company at about $35 billion.

(Reuters) -Walmart has paid $1.4 billion to buy out hedge fund Tiger Global's investment in e-commerce firm Flipkart, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing a letter by the hedge-fund to its investors.