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Mar 12, 2024 · Gruhas is an India-focused Venture Capital fund which empowers entrepreneurs to build companies that matter in PropTech, CleanTech, Media & Entertainment and Consumer Focused.
Mar 12, 2024 · Gruhas is an India-focused Venture Capital fund which empowers entrepreneurs to build companies that matter in PropTech, CleanTech, Media & Entertainment and Consumer Focused.
Gruhas | 5,589 followers on LinkedIn. Building Companies that Matter in PropTech, CleanTech and Consumption | Gruhas invests in companies at the intersection of purpose-driven, opportunity, and...
Gruhas ASPIRE is a 6-month program for early-stage Proptech startups to #ScaleWithSpeed. Come, join the foremost Proptech program and community in India!
Jan 10, 2024 · The new fund, Gruhas Collective Consumer Fund will look to invest around Rs 150 crore in areas such as fashion and lifestyle, health and wellness, coffee and beverages, personal care, and food services.
Jan 10, 2024 · Nearly three years after launching Gruhas with Abhijit Pai, Nikhil Kamath, founder of broking company Zerodha, has launched another fund with talent management and influencer marketing firm ...
Dec 21, 2021 · NEW DELHI: Gruhas Proptech, backed by Zerodha promoter and Puzzolana Group, plans to launch a USD 150 million proptech focussed fund in the first quarter of next financial year that will invest in incubators, startups and special situations, its officials said.
Jun 28, 2024 · Rare Rabbit’s revenue rose 77% YoY to INR 376 Cr in FY23, while profit jumped 84% to INR 32.2 Cr. After months of speculation, D2C fashion brand Rare Rabbit has received the first tranche of its ...
Apr 5, 2023 · Ossus Biorenewables, a Bengaluru-based green energy startup, on Wednesday said it has raised $2.4 million in funding from Gruhas Proptech and Rainmatter Climate. Stockbroking firm Zerodha’s cofounder Nikhil Kamath and Abhijeet Pai founded Gruhas, while Rainmatter Climate is Zerodha’s non-profit foundation.
6 days ago · Gruhas, an investment firm founded by Nikhil Kamath, alongside Mumbai-based A91 Partners and Ravi Modi’s family office, led the charge. The planned funding structure includes a primary capital infusion of INR 250 Crore, with the remainder set aside for secondary transactions. These secondary transactions will involve the sale of shares by co-founders Akshika Poddar and Manish Poddar.
