Chinese internet giant Tencent has joined the fray of investors that are looking to grab a slice of Indian online food ordering startup Swiggy while Urban Ladder is looking to raise $35-40 million funding to boost its offline presence. Meanwhile, Fireside Ventures is close to completing Rs 100 crore investment across 18 deals from its first fund, and BankBazaar plans to enter Australia by the end of this fiscal.
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