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Today’s M & A Deals_Feb 23,2016

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M & A Deals:

  • IFC to invest up to $25M in Lenskart
  • Matrix Partners sells over 10% stake in pre-school chain Tree House
  • Lightspeed invests $3M in hyperlocal discovery platform Magicpin
  • Parenting app BabyBerry raises $1M in angel funding
  • News website Newslaundry gets funding from existing investor Omidyar, others
  • Fashion app Styledotme raises ‘Small Ticket Funding’ from IAN
  • GSPL raises stake in Sabarmati Gas to 27.5%
  • Taskbob raises $4.5M Series A funding from IvyCap Ventures, others
  • Food-tech startup First Eat raises $200K in seed investment
  • Government eyes $730M from 5% stake sale in NTPC

 

Today’s Wealth Mantra !

“Unless you can watch your stock holding decline by 50% without becoming panic stricken, you should not be in the stock market.”

-Warren Buffett

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Today’s M & A Deals_Dec 22,2015

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M & A Deals :

  • RBL Bank raises $74M in pre-IPO round from ADB, CDC & others
  • Godrej Agrovet raises stake in Creamline Dairy to 51%
  • Bionpharma acquires 25 products of Banner Life Sciences
  • GSPL to buy stake from PE investors in Sabarmati Gas
  • Peppertap closes Series B round with $4M from Innoven; buys Jiffstore

  • Truck aggregator TruckMandi gets under $2M in pre-Series A funding
  • CarDekho parent buys virtual reality firm Drishya360s
  • Careers360 buys EntranceCorner for $1M to expand online test prep play
  • Google to back startups with up to $50K equity-free funding
  • Ovenfresh parent gets fresh funding from Kalaari Capital
  • Aspiring Minds acquires internship platform LetsIntern
  • RentOnGo gets funding from Snapdeal’s Chandrasekaran, GSF’s Sawhney, others
  • Xander to seal $550M platform deal with IFC for commercial realty

 

Today’s Wealth Mantra !

“The reality is that business and investment spending are the true leading indicators of the economy and the stock market. If you want to know where the stock market is headed, forget about consumer spending and retail sales figures. Look to business spending, price inflation, interest rates, and productivity gains.”

-Mark Skousen

 

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