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SaaS Startup Hiver Raises $4 Million in Fresh Funding Round
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SaaS Startup Hiver Raises $4 Million in Fresh Funding Round

Bengaluru and San Jose-based SaaS-focused startup Hiver has raised an amount of $4 million (Rs 30 crore) in a new round of funding. This particular funding round was led by venture capital firms Kalaari Capital and Kae Capital.  Prior to this, the company raised $130,000 in seed funding from the Citrix Startup Accelerator and Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma in 2012. The company was earlier known as Grexlt. It later rebranded as Hiver last year. The funds from this round will be utilized by the company for product development, as well as expanding its global customer base. “With this investment, we will fuel our efforts to realise our vision of making Gmail a powerful collaboration platform that businesses can use for sales, support and their internal functions,” Niraj Ranjan Rout...
Digital Health Platform 1mg Raises $15 Mn Series C Funding
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Digital Health Platform 1mg Raises $15 Mn Series C Funding

E-pharmacy startup 1mg Technologies has raised $15 million funding in Series C from a clutch of investors, led by global healthcare focused fund HBM Healthcare Investments. This round of investment also saw participation from existing investors- Sequoia Capital, Maverick Capital Ventures, Omidyar Network and Kae Capital. The funds raised will be used by 1mg to launch predictive healthcare and corporate wellness products. “1mg was HBM’s first investment in a digital health platform in India and we are very encouraged about the prospects of the company, given the tremendous progress across all dimensions over the past year,” said Andreas Wicki, chief executive officer of Switzerland-based HBM Healthcare. HBM had first invested in 1mg in May 2016 as a part of a top-up round following ...
Truebil has raised 35 Crores Funding Led By Kalaari Capital and Others
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Truebil has raised 35 Crores Funding Led By Kalaari Capital and Others

BENGALURU: Truebil, an online market for buying and selling second-hand cars, has raised Rs 35 crore Series-A funding from venture capital investors Kalaari Capital, Inventus Capital and San Francisco-based Tekton Ventures. The rounds also participation from existing investor, Kae Capital. The Mumbai-based startup, whose founders include former Housing employees, is focused on peer-to-peer sales of cars unlike large classified players like CarDekho and CarTrade. "The difference between classifieds players and us is that we handhold a customer throughout the experience, helping close the transaction," said co-founder and CEO Suraj Kalwani. "One thing that we are convinced about is horizontal classifieds will start getting unbundled and specialised. Used-car sales is a large market...