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Describe what you want and it selects the model, sizes the infrastructure and configures the guardrails. Then it watches the result and corrects it without being asked.

Accel, Tiger Global and Ribbit all cut the shares they plan to sell. The founders left theirs unchanged.

Logins were disabled before the emails arrived. The restructuring budget now stands at $2.8 billion while cash flow ran $5.4 billion negative.

Three of the four sell verified environmental outcomes rather than software. The AI is there to make the claim auditable.

Seven of the twenty fulfilment centres and all six sort centres are in non-metro cities, with Raipur, Ranchi and Varanasi getting their first.

The company ran without a permanent CFO for nine months. It has also re-recruited an independent director who left the board in 2023.

The board is weighing a preferential issue or private placement. The loan book grew 61 per cent, which is the reason the IPO money has not lasted.

Three purchases in seven months, each larger than the last, in a company whose revenue has fallen for two consecutive years.

The firm expects more than half its exits to come through listings, a departure from earlier funds that leaned on strategic sales and secondaries.

A company founded this year has given up nearly a quarter of itself. The filings say the money goes to working capital, which in fashion means stock.

Both founders are still at BITS Pilani. Their swarm ground station software is already running with Indian Army formations, and eight military units have issued letters of intent.

Nine years bootstrapped, profitable on ₹175 crore, and 40 outlets in one city. April reporting suggests much of the ₹532 crore is secondary rather than new money.

Three fitness operators built a shared membership for independent centres in Bengaluru, starting with their own. No outside capital, and no dates on the next city.

Swiggy, Zepto and Blinkit have all pulled back from ultra-fast food. Swish now does a million orders a month in the category they found too hard.

The global equipment market is heading toward $229 billion. Ion implantation is a $2 billion niche within it, and only India's front-end fabs would ever buy one.

The company is American, the customers are American, and every engineer building it works out of Kolkata. Its real innovation is bypassing the card networks, not the card.

Filings account for ₹56.25 crore of the announced figure. The founders still hold about 65% of a five-year-old company, which says more than the 4.5x step-up does.

This single round is larger than everything QNu raised in its first decade. Its largest backer also sets the 2029 deadline that creates its market.

The company kept about ₹358 of each ₹1,750 bottle in its first 90 days. Pune and Mumbai are two cities but one excise regime, and the second state is the hard part.

Ten thousand units today, forty thousand promised in two years. That means buying thirty thousand air conditioners, which ₹40 crore of equity cannot do on its own.

₹10.5 crore to build a console, an operating system and a supply chain at once. The clearest demand signal is not the waitlist but the 2.5 lakh handhelds India already imports.

The brand did not exist in April and claims ₹1 crore in its first month. That is a venture studio's playbook rather than a standing start.

Ironing costs about ten rupees a garment. Every rupee of hub rent, app and payroll has to spread across that, which is why the hub sits inside the building.

Both leads are existing backers, and headcount fell about a fifth in the year to August 2025. The strategic move from lending into commerce is the right one.

Bob Pattillo founded both the company and the investor. The money is a commitment across 30 months in debt, quasi-equity and equity, not a cheque.

The round is close to three times everything Navana had raised in eight years. Its on-premise model is what cloud voice AI providers cannot offer Indian banks.

The second consecutive round without an uplift. A91 and Tancom Electronics paid different prices per share, and in dollar terms the valuation has fallen.

Filings show under ₹10 crore of revenue for the year to March 2025. The company is targeting ₹100 crore and building its own factory to get there.

India's largest spacetech round takes total funding to $195 million. The India entity's FY25 revenue was ₹39.3 crore, which is not what is being priced.

The new money targets AI, robotics and deep tech rather than games. Delhi switched off PUBG Mobile in 2020 and BGMI in 2022.

The board approved ₹90.66 crore of new shares. Sauce.vc says it alone put in ₹109 crore. The gap is most likely existing shareholders selling.

HyperVault has 264 acres and a ₹70,000 crore figure. It also has about ₹18,000 crore actually committed, and a build phased against customers who do not yet exist.

A91 Partners funded the entire round alone. A valuation report in the filing describes sustained and worsening financial deterioration across two years.

Three times its October valuation, ten months later. The trading firm's $13 billion commitment depends on two contract extensions and an option that have not been exercised.

Its last round was nearly five years ago. The smart crib competes with SNOO in the US, where its rival holds an FDA authorisation Cradlewise does not.

A Hyderabad company making onboard chargers for two-wheelers, three-wheelers and e-tractors. It wants ₹60 crore of annualised revenue by March 2027 on a $2 million seed.

Qualcomm Ventures leads, with Labcorp and Alpha Wave joining. The profit figures everyone is citing come from the year before Ultrahuman lost half its revenue base.

The deal blocks the apps overnight, hides likes on teen accounts and bans cosmetic filters. About $5.3 billion of it is contingent on TikTok and YouTube matching.

Down from $1.5 billion at its peak, and profitable for the first time. Filings show roughly half the money is existing shareholders selling out.

The MoU brings AMD's developer programme, learning resources and GPU cloud credits to the university. It is the first large university tranche of a 100,000-graduate pledge.