App-Based and E-Commerce Startup Services surge greater heights with boosted funds

App-Based and E-commerce startup service holders might be the most charismatic figures at present. The figures of funds invested on them show unbelievable growth and state clear intent in taking it forward for additional grants.

 E-commerce services surge new heights

Startups prove to be the next gen agenda.

Holding their stride in the markets

Many high-profile business magnets have joined this elite funding rounds in recent years either investing or directly funding in these services. These Figures show the growth in Entrepreneurship and start-up revolution.

In the last few weeks, there has been a considerable amount of money funded around the world and in India for these services. Let's now have a peek at few of them:

Quintype was funded amount around $3.25 million led by Raghav Bahl.                                    

Quintype-a data driven platform

Innerchef got its series A funding of a staggering 11 crore rupees from Paytm, Redbus, and Shaadi.com 

innerchef- offers meals for ready to cook and ready to eat format

IDG ventures looking forward to raising about $200 million to its net value, they already had a funding session of $90 million in November 2014.
                        IDG raises $200 million.
Paytm decided to invest $10 million in a data analytics firm LogiNext.
Paytm funds $10 million for LogiNext

Another financial startup Bestdealfinance had its funding around $3 million in its Series A funding.

Portea Medical received $37.5 million from venture capital firm Accel, Qualcomm ventures and Ventureast.


Portea Medical- Healthcare to Homes

Cure Joy raised $1.5 million from Accel partners India.

CureJoy- Online health and Wellness startup

Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal of Flipkart have invested around $350k in PlaBro.

Bansals invest in PlaBro

BlaBlaCar raised around $200 million in its series D funding from Insight Venture Partners and Lead Edge Capital.

Ride sharing platform

Yepme was funded with $75 million from Khazanah Nasional Berhad.
Fashion retailer
Chai Pot raised its net value to another $10 million from Saama Capital and DSG Consumer Partners.

Going through these statistics might wonder us, but there is space for self-growth and this numbers just prove it. Have a startup, feel free to work on and see it grow.
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