Narasimha Raju for CXO Today reports India has emerged as one of the world’s most promising emerging economies. A lot of startups are making a mark across industries and are contributing towards making India the fastest-growing ecosystem.
Read MoreTimes of India reports Green Frontier Capital is close to adding at least four more companies to its existing portfolio of seven Indian entities.
Read MoreElectric vehicle focused companies in India are optimistic about increasing scale and their investments in the year 2023.
Read MoreNavanwita Bora Sachdev for The Tech Panda takes a look at recent funding events in the tech ecosystem, seeking to know where the cash is flowing.
Read MoreGetVantage, a leading revenue-based financing or RBF platform, saw ventures like BluSmart, ChargeZone, EMotorad, Buyofuel and Verve Renewables avail finance totaling $5 million.
Read MoreBattery Smart, which provides swapping networks for electric two and three-wheelers, will use the fund to add more batteries to its network and expand to new cities across India, the company said in a statement.
Read MoreGetVantage, India’s leading Revenue-Based Financing (RBF) and growth platform for founders, has firmly established itself as a preferred alternative funding platform for Cleantech businesses with companies like BluSmart, ChargeZone, EMotorad, Buyofuel.
Read MoreStratNews Global sits down with Sandiip Bhammer to discuss recently passed amendments to the Energy Conservation law — introducing carbon trading and requiring large consumers to meet non-fossil fuel consumption standards — a $100 billion investment opportunity for VCs.
Read MoreAmy Buxton for Green Queen profiles Zero Cow Factory and three other alternative dairy startups from around the world that are looking to take cows out of the equation while creating milk for a sustainable future.
Read MoreGFC invests in India-centric green companies with disruptive digital business models and highly attractive cash flow with net 20-25% USD Equity IRRs or 5-10X MOIC.
Read MorePress Trust of India reports RAS Luxury Oils launch of a range of sustainable “Prints of India” Amenity Kit for Vistara, India’s finest full-service carrier and a joint venture between the Tata Group and Singapore Airlines.
Read MoreEV players such as Ola Electric, Ather Energy, Sun Mobility, Honda, BluSmart, and Tata have outlined plans to set up charging and swapping stations.
Read MoreShivani Tiwary for Zee Business reports in recent years, the EV industry has evolved dramatically. Launched at a very high initial cost and low battery range, EV vehicles addressed all major gaps to solve environmental concerns.
Read MoreBW Online Bureau reports Venture debt firm, BlackSoil infuses USD 5 million in three startups namely, Battery Smart, Upmove Capital and Revfin. These impactful companies have shown tremendous growth in their segments and are backed by experienced management and marquee investors.
Read MoreEconomic Times EnergyWorld reports the company said in a statement it is targeting financing of two million electric vehicles in five years as it aims to reach new states with footprints in 50 cities and targets adding 10,000 new customers.
Exchange4media reports with Truecaller Business Solutions, BluSmart has increased its calling efficiency to 82%, making communication more seamless.
Read MoreShrabona Ghosh for Entrepreneur India reports BluSmart, the fully-electric ride-hailing and EV charging platform, has launched two industry-first products: zero ride-denial and zero-surge policy.
Read MoreChetan Thathoo for Inc42 reports the applications of BluSmart and Bounce have been cleared and will soon be granted licences. The application of a third company is in the final stage.
Read MoreMayank Dhingra for Autocar Professional reports Gurugam-based battery swapping start-up Battery Smart is leveraging existing infrastructure by virtue of its lean, partner-led business model.
Read MoreSindhu Kashyaap for YourStory reports Instead of operating like a ride aggregator, BluSmart leases, owns, and operates EVs, thus removing the burden of asset ownership from drivers. The startup's ride-hailing service is available in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru.
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