SAIF Partners

Paytm First Games is a joint venture of Paytm and Alibaba’s AGTech

The company was earlier called Gamepind and was renamed to Paytm First Games

Paytm First Games is said to have annual revenue run rate of $50 Mn

The education-centric startup plans to reach over 10K schools over the next 5 years

Finwego plans to double its team and build its tech and data infrastructure

The funding round also saw participation from a group of HNIs and angels

The funds will be used to launch the travel startup's consumer product

The company website has yet to come out of beta mode

Airblack will use funds to hire team and traveller community

Accel, SAIF, Blume Ventures and Simile Ventures also participated in the round

The fresh funds will be used for strengthening its team across functions

Used car etailer Spinny operates on a full-stack dealership model

The company plans to use the fresh funds for product expansion

Mukul Arora, managing director of SAIF Partners will join the company’s board

The company achieved EBITDA profitability in FY18

DeTect plans to use the fresh funds to expand internationally and supplement the core R&D focus of the company

The company would also use the fresh capital to build manufacturing capability for mass producing its patented technology products — GUMPS and NOCTUA

The company has nearly 40 Indian clients and three global clients — from the US, the UK, Portugal, and Singapore

The company plans to use the funding for business development and engineering

Expansion of business outside of India, US and Australia will be a key focus in addition to the strengthening of existing contracts

The goal of SenseHawk is to digitise infrastructure asset industries through the creation of a scalable AI driven platform

The company plans to use the funding to further deepen its offline presence

Chaayos has raised funds from SAIF Partners, Hong Kong-based Integrated Capital, and Singapore-based Pactolus

With the offline expansion, Chaayos plans to fulfil its aim of doubling revenues month on month

Goodera had raised Series A funding of $5.5 Mn from Nexus Ventures Partners and Omidyar Network in 2017

Mumbai Angels announced its second exit from Goodera along with the funding news

Mumbai Angels had first invested in Goodera in 2015

Online pharmacy platform Lifcare earlier raised two rounds of funding

It will use the funds to expand its geographical presence

The company is also looking to offer end-to-end services for people suffering from chronic diseases

• Unacademy plans to use the funding to onboard new educators on the platform
• The Bengaluru-based edtech startup plans to explore new categories, including courses for pre-medical, GATE, and CAT
• Unacademy currently has more than 300,000 lessons, 3 Mn registered users and 14,000 educators.

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