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Restaurant Discovery Platform EazyDiner Raises $ 4.6 Million

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EazyDiner, the restaurant discovery and reservation startup, has raised $ 4.6 million in a Series B funding round from new and existing investors. Singapore based early stage venture capital firm Beenext along with an undisclosed family office from the Middle East are the new investors in the startup. Apart from existing investors DSG Consumer Partners and Saama Capital, EazyDiner is also backed by Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh. A news daily reported, the company will be valued at Rs. 250 crores before the investment.

Speaking about the investment, CEO of EazyDiner Rohit Dasgupta said, “We will be focusing on improving our technology stack and expanding our footprints within and outside the country’s borders.” The company plans to expand to six more locations using the fresh funds by the end of the current fiscal year. A portion of the funds will also be used to expand their international reach to set up operations in Abu Dhabi by the third quarter of 2018.

The online restaurant and reservation platform was founded in late 2014 by various veterans of the hotel industry such as Vir Sanghvi, Sue Reitz, Sachin Pabreja, Shruti Kaul, Ruchika Dhamija and Manish Kutula. The platform allows users to book tables and offers an EazyDeal with every table booking in the form of a free glass of wine or popular desserts in some of the standalone restaurants and 5 star hotels. Currently, the app allows users to book reservations in eight Indian cities and in Dubai. The company claims to have around 53,000 restaurants listed on their app and close to 15 lakhs subscribers every month. 

In July this year, EazyDiner raised an undisclosed amount from Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh, via his venture fund YouWeCan. In August 2015 they raised $ 3 million in a funding round led by Saama Capital and existing investor DSG Consumer Partners. So far, EazyDiner has raised close to Rs. 51 crores from across various funding rounds.

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Imarticus Learning Acquires MyCaptain for INR 50 Crore to Boost Non-Tech Upskilling

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Imarticus Learning, an IPO-bound professional education firm, has acquired Bengaluru-based edtech platform MyCaptain for INR 50 crore in a cash-and-stock deal. This marks Imarticus’s fourth acquisition in four years and is aimed at expanding its presence in non-tech career training, especially across India’s Tier-II and Tier-III cities. MyCaptain, which has over 500,000 learners and a revenue of ₹27 crore for FY25, specializes in creative and entrepreneurial fields, with 60% of its users from smaller cities.

 

With this acquisition, Imarticus will bring MyCaptain’s employability bootcamps in digital marketing, design, and content to its 20+ classroom centers in 16 cities, blending online and offline learning. MyCaptain will operate as a fully-owned subsidiary, and all 250 of its employees will join Imarticus, expanding the combined workforce to over 850. The move supports Imarticus’s goal to reach five million learners by FY28 and deepen its offerings in non-tech domains.

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Ex-100X.VC Partners Launch 247VC, Announce INR 250 Crore Fund for Seed-Stage Startups

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Former 100X.VC partners Yagnesh Sanghrajka and Shashank Randev have launched a new venture capital firm, 247VC, unveiling a maiden fund with a target corpus of INR 250 crore (about $30 million). The SEBI-registered Category II AIF includes a base of INR 200 crore and a INR 50 crore greenshoe option, and is focused on backing 30 seed-stage startups across India over the next three years.

 

247VC will target high-potential founders in sectors like deeptech, enterprise tech, consumption, and Industry 5.0, with initial cheque sizes ranging from INR 3 crore to INR 4 crore and follow-on capital for top-performing companies. The fund has attracted prominent early backers, including Sachin Tagra (JSW Ventures), Vivek Mathur (ex-Elevation Capital), and Shailendra Majmundar (Johns Hopkins University).

Sanghrajka and Randev, who together have invested in over 200 startups previously, aim to support ambitious founders building for scale and innovation, especially in emerging and underexplored markets. The launch comes as seed-stage investing gains momentum in India, with average cheque sizes rising despite a cautious funding environment.

 

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Flam Secures $14M Series A to Revolutionize Mixed Reality Marketing with AI

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AI infrastructure startup Flam has raised $14 million in a Series A round led by RTP Global, with participation from Dovetail and existing investors, bringing its total funding to $22 million. Founded in 2021, Flam enables brands to create and deliver high-fidelity mixed reality (MR) and generative AI experiences without the need for app downloads, allowing consumers to access immersive content via QR codes or links in under 300 milliseconds.

Flam’s platform is already used by over 100 global brands-including Google, Samsung, and Netflix-reaching more than 380 million users. The new funding will accelerate product innovation, expand operations in North America, Europe, and Asia, and launch a full-stack enterprise suite for MR and GenAI-driven marketing. The company currently has over 120 employees and plans to grow to 180 by the end of 2025, aiming to transform every brand touchpoint into an interactive digital experience.

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