Angel Investors

StampThePassport Raises Rs 4 Crore From Angel Investors

26/09/2023

StampThePassport.com is a new venture by Vijay Kesavan

Artha Group Garners Funds From LP's

15/09/2023

The funds will focus on category-leading companies showing significant traction with clear profitability horizons

Ice Cream Start-Up Go Zero Picks Up $1 Million In Pre-Series A Funding

09/08/2023

DSG Consumer Partners, V3 Ventures and Saama led the funding round

Fitness App All Is Well Raises $2.5 Million

09/08/2023

Bombay Shaving Company founder Shantanu Deshpande, Uber's APAC Head Pradeep Parameswaran and Bollywood actor Abhishek Banerjee participated as angel investors

Angel Investors Acquires Co-Working Space Let’s Work For An Undisclosed Amount

14/07/2023

Let’s Work Founder Kushagra Awasthi plans to start a new venture in the co-working and leasing industry.

Lending SaaS Start-up Cloudbankin Secures Rs 3.28 Crore Funding

17/06/2023

SaaS accelerator fund Upekkha and global venture capital firm Kube VC were part of the round along with several angel investors

Home Cleaning Brand Koparo Raises $1.5 Million In Pre-Series A Round Led By Saama Capital

06/06/2023

Fluid Ventures and Singapore-based M Venture Partners joined the funding round as co-investors, along with angel investors Rajesh Sawhney of GSF Accelerator, Sridhar Sankararaman of Multiples PE and Ramesh Menon of Wingreens Farm

I-T Department Invites Comments On Draft Rules For Valuing Start-Up Investment By Non-Residents

27/05/2023

The rules would be effective from April 1, 2023

CBDT Notifies 21 Nations From Where Investment In Start-Ups Will Be Exempt From Angel Tax

26/05/2023

The list, however, excludes investment from countries like Singapore, Netherlands and Mauritius

Why Deferring Angel Tax is Need of the Hour

05/04/2023

The proposed changes in angel tax policies could result in global investors pressuring start-up founders to move their company headquarters overseas, which is unlikely to benefit any stakeholder in the contemporary ecosystem