Pranav Mukul is a journalist at The Economic Times. He covers a range of topics including tech, business, and finance, with a particular focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and startups. Pranav's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Indian Express and various sections of The Economic Times.
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Pranav Mukul's coverage indicates a keen interest in business and industry, startups, technology, venture capital, e-commerce, as well as legal policy regulation. His articles also heavily feature press releases and government announcements.
Given the high percentage of press release and government announcement coverage attribute along with the topics covered such as startups and technology, Pranav seems to prioritize official statements and data-driven insights. Therefore he may be particularly interested in pitches that can provide exclusive access to new product launches or major corporate developments within these sectors.
Additionally, given his focus on legal policy regulation alongside business topics like sales & marketing, he could be receptive to commentary from experts who can analyze the impact of regulatory changes on businesses or offer insights into sales strategies for tech companies.
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By: Pranav Mukul, Samidha Sharma
Through its ninth India fund, Elevation will back early-stage startups building AI-led businesses tackling India's large, operationally complex challenges in healthcare, education, and financial services. It will also invest in global AI software companies being built from India, alongside deeptech startups in areas such as space, defence, robotics, energy, and precision manufacturing.
By: Pranav Mukul
The investment, which comes less than a year after the New York and Gurgaon-based startup raised $50 million from WestBridge Capital, is expected to value the company at $700-750 million, marking a more than threefold jump from its $200 million valuation in October 2025.
By: Pranav Mukul, Samidha Sharma
The latest financing takes Emergent's total capital raised since inception to $230 million. The startup last raised $70 million in January, in a round led by Khosla Ventures and SoftBank that valued it at $300 million.
By: Pranav Mukul, Mohit Bhalla
Luxembourg-based LetterOne appointed Rahul Mukim to lead its India investments. The firm plans a significant $2 billion investment program in India. Mukim previously led private equity for Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan in India. LetterOne will focus on healthcare and energy sectors for its investments. This move establishes an on-ground presence for the European firm in India.
Zepto is expected to announce its price band over the next seven to eight days, another person said. Sebi rules require companies to refile their draft prospectus if the issue size changes by more than 20% from the original estimate.
By: Pranav Mukul
Zepto is expected to announce its price band over the next seven to eight days, another person said.
By: Disha Acharya, Pranav Mukul
On Monday, the Bengaluru-based company reported a 70% year-on-year growth in its operating revenue to ₹737 crore in the June quarter of FY27, up from ₹493 crore reported in the same period last year.
By: Pranav Mukul, Samidha Sharma
Flipkart, which flipped back its domicile to India from Singapore in March, was preparing to tap the domestic capital market, according to people aware of the matter. Krishnamurthy pushed back on a pre-IPO fundraise said to be aimed at ascertaining valuation.
By: Nikhil Patwardhan, Pranav Mukul
Bankers and investors told ET that interest is expanding beyond capital-intensive AI infrastructure to applications that automate business workflows, as AI reshapes the software landscape and raises questions over legacy software valuations.
By: Pranav Mukul
Deepinder Goyal-founded Temple is preparing for its next funding round at a higher valuation. Temple raised $54 million in February at a $190 million valuation from Peak XV Partners, Steadview Capital, Dharana Capital, Info Edge Ventures and more than 80 individual investors.
