Tushar Goenka is a Senior Correspondent at various esteemed publications including Financial Express (India), The Indian Express, moneycontrol.com, MSN, and Reuters. He specializes in business and economics, focusing on themes such as corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and investment strategies, with a keen interest in financial technology and deep learning. Tushar's insights and analyses are featured in prominent media outlets, where he explores the intersection of technology and finance.
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By: Tushar Goenka
Internal documents accessed by Moneycontrol show Style Union is at annualised revenue run rate of Rs 1,900 crore. At the valuation being discussed for its proposed Rs 400-500 crore fundraise, the retailer would command a revenue multiple of roughly 4x, below the 4x-6x range at which comparable new-age fashion brands.
By: Tushar Goenka
Palicha’s comments come shortly after Moneycontrol exclusively reported on July 30 that Zepto has paused work on its IPO and opted to raise over Rs 1,000 crore (over $100 million) from existing backers such Glade Brook, General Catalyst, Goodwater Capital and Nexus Venture Partners.
By: Tushar Goenka
Palicha’s comments come shortly after Moneycontrol exclusively reported on July 30 that Zepto has paused work on its IPO and opted to raise over Rs 1,000 crore (over $100 million) from existing backers such Glade Brook, General Catalyst, Goodwater Capital and Nexus Venture Partners.
By: Tushar Goenka
The company is likely to raise around $200 million. While new names such as 360 One have engaged with the company, existing backers such as GIC and Temasek are likely to double down, sources told Moneycontrol. The deal contours may change as talks progress.
By: Tushar Goenka
The firm is also evaluating the possibility of increasing the corpus to around $200 million, although a final decision has not yet been made, one of the sources told Moneycontrol.
By: Tushar Goenka
MStack AI is in talks to raise $30 million, while Simplismart is stitching together a $50 million round, according to sources, adding to a string of AI funding deals Moneycontrol has exclusively reported -- from Sarvam AI’s $300 million round and Emergent’s $130 million fundraise to Ema’s talks to raise $80 million.
By: Tushar Goenka
Moneycontrol had exclusively reported Accel had begun work on its ninth fund in June. The new fund takes Accel’s capital raised for India to $1.2 billion across its eighth and ninth funds.
By: Tushar Goenka
With Tata Sons’ direct investment in Tata Digital at Rs 22,903 crore, Chandrasekaran’s exit could force a rethink of a digital portfolio that has struggled to find a clear winning position -- with sharper scrutiny, cost cuts or even divestments now on the table.
By: Tushar Goenka
The country’s largest mutual fund, SBI MF, is an existing shareholder in Urban Company and has been increasing ownership. Stake up from 1.89 percent to nearly 6 percent in 3 months, and continues to increase, sources told Moneycontrol.
By: Tushar Goenka
Worth over Rs 25,000 crore and backed by more than Rs 7,600 crore in funding, Infra Market will now seek to raise Rs 1,000 crore through a QIP after listing via Shalimar Paints -- a route unlike peers such as PhonePe, Zepto and Curefoods, which have delayed their IPOs.
