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Groww Maintains Stock Broking Dominance Despite Declining User Numbers in September
The Indian stock market's active user base fell to 45.31 million clients after a 1.92% decline.
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GoodScore Secures $13 Million in Series A Funding Led by Peak XV
GoodScore, a Bengaluru-based fintech, raised $13M in Series A funding to expand its AI systems and credit marketplace.
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New Fund Unveiled by IIMA Ventures and Jaivel Aerospace to Propel Defence and Aerospace Startups
IIMA Ventures partners with Jaivel Aerospace to back 8-10 startups in aerospace and defence sectors.
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ED Proposes Compounding Settlement for Flipkart in FEMA Investigation
The ED has offered Flipkart a chance to settle its FEMA violation case through compounding options.
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Chara Technologies Secures $6 Million in Series A Funding Led by Arkam Ventures
Chara Technologies raised Rs 52 crore in Series A funding to enhance rare-earth-free motor tech.
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Dezerv Secures $40 Million Investment in a Major Round Led by Premji Invest and Accel
Wealth tech platform Dezerv raised Rs 350 crore in funding, co-led by Premji Invest and Accel.
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Teachmint’s Revenue Soars 4.3 Times in FY25
Teachmint's revenue surged over 4X to Rs 74 crore in FY25, cutting losses by 57% amid strong AI tool adoption.
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Weekly Roundup: Exciting Funding and Acquisitions in the Indian Startup Ecosystem (Oct 06 – Oct 11)
During the week, 36 Indian startups raised a total of $310.72 million, with 6 growth-stage and 27 early-stage deals.
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Skillmatics Faces Losses in FY25 Despite a 39% Revenue Surge
Skillmatics' revenue grew 39% to Rs 103 crore in FY25, but it faced losses due to rising costs.
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Skillmatics Sees Revenue Surge of 39% Despite FY25 Losses
Skillmatics’ revenue grew 39% to Rs 103 crore in FY25, but it faced losses due to rising employee costs.
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