Capillary Technologies files for Rs 850 crore IPO, Mohalla Tech raises $266 million & more

Capillary Technologies files for Rs 850 crore IPO

Capillary Technologies is an AI-based cloud-native solution. The company has filed its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) for Rs 850 crore IPO with SEBI. The issue consists of a fresh issue of equity shares aggregating to Rs 200 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to Rs 650 crore by Capillary Technologies International Pte Ltd.

The business is backed by Warburg Pincus, Sequoia Capital, Avataar Capital, Qualcomm Asia Pacific and Filter Capital and none of them is diluting their stake in the company via the proposed initial stake sale.The proceeds from the fresh issuance will be utilised for the repayment or prepayment of borrowings, product development, investments in technology, other growth initiatives, strategic investments and general corporate purposes.

Mohalla Tech raises $266 million

Mohalla Tech raised $266 million as part of its Series G round, at a valuation of $3.7 billion. The company owns businesses like Moj and ShareChat.

This third round of investment in 2021 for Mohalla Tech was led by Alkeon Capital with participation from new and existing investors including Temasek, Moore Strategic Ventures (MSV), Harbourvest and India Quotient.  Tiger Global, Snap, Twitter and Lightspeed Ventures are among its other investors. 

Innovaccer raises $150 million

Innovaccer, a healthcare firm, raised $150 million, or about Rs 1,145 crore, in new funding after which its valuation has more than doubled to $3.2 billion. 

Mubadala Capital, an existing investor, led the funding round with participation from other existing investors like B Capital Group, Microsoft’s M12 fund, OMERS Growth Equity, Dragoneer, Steadview Capital, and Tiger Global Management.

Ninjacart raises $145 million 

Ninjacart, a supply chain company for fresh produce, picked up $145 million from Flipkart and its US-based parent, Walmart Inc. It is one of the biggest deals in India’s agritech space.

Uni raises $70 million led by General Catalyst

Uni is a fintech startup offering pay-later solutions through its cards. The company raised $70 million in one of the largest series A funding rounds in India.

The new funding in the company founded by PayU India cofounder Nitin Gupta was led by General Catalyst. Venture funds like Eight Roads Ventures, Elevation Capital and Arbor Ventures have joined as new investors. Existing investors Lightspeed and Accel India also participated in this round.