DailyObjects Raises ₹332 Crore in Mixed Primary-Secondary Series C
DailyObjects announced a ₹332 crore Series C led by Xponentia, Anicut and Axiom Asia, but the total includes an undisclosed mix of primary capital and secondary share sales.
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Highstock’s $30M a16z Series A: $1B Listed, Sell-Through Dark
a16z led Highstock’s $30 million Series A on September 10, 2026. The NYC surplus-inventory marketplace now lists more than $1 billion of product — ten times the $100 million it confirmed at a $5.5 million Greylock seed. Valuation, GMV, and take rate were not disclosed.
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Nua’s $50M Series C Mixes Primary and Secondary — No Split, No Valuation
Peak XV and Filter Capital led a $50 million (~₹472 crore) Series C for Mumbai women’s-wellness brand Nua on September 7, 2026. The company said the print mixes primary capital and secondaries. Inc42 had reported $20–25 million talks. Valuation was not disclosed. ₹500 crore annualised run rate is a company claim.
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Mokobara’s ~$18M Series C: Sauce Leads as Filings Show a Smaller Primary
Investor-side coverage puts Mokobara’s Series C at ~$18M (~₹170 Cr) led by Sauce.vc with Peak XV — but RoC filings show ~₹90.7 Cr of new shares, so much of the headline is likely secondary.
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Comet’s ~$10.6M Series B: Verlinvest Bets on Indian Sneaker Retail
Bengaluru’s Comet raised ₹100 Cr (~$10.6M) led by Verlinvest — Elevation and Nexus returning — to double CoCo stores and fund proprietary sole tooling after FY25’s ₹29.1 Cr revenue.
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Conveo’s $50M Series A: Balderton and YC Scale AI Consumer Intelligence
DST Global Partners, Balderton Capital, and Y Combinator back Conveo’s $50M Series A — 400+ enterprise customers including Google, Unilever, AB InBev, and Canva as AI research becomes continuous intelligence infrastructure.