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Simplismart in talks to raise $40-50 million

By Economic Times · Published by Everything Blog

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Simplismart is reportedly in talks to raise $40-50 million, potentially tripling its valuation from $100-120 million. Investors like Peak XV Partners and Damac Digital are interested in the company, which was founded by ex-Oracle and Google engineers.

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Simplismart is reportedly in talks to raise $40-50 million.: Simplismart is reportedly in talks to raise $40-50 million.
The company's valuation is expected to triple from $100-120 million.: The company's valuation is expected to triple from $100-120 million.
Investors like Peak XV Partners and Damac Digital are interested in the company.: Investors like Peak XV Partners and Damac Digital are interested in the company.

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New Delhi: AI infrastructure startup Simplismart is in talks to raise $40-50 million at a valuation of $300-400 million, potentially more than tripling its valuation in a matter of months, as investors step up bets on a limited pool of artificial intelligence businesses in India, according to people aware of the development.Peak XV Partners and Damac Digital, the data centre arm of Dubai-based real estate group Damac, are in discussions to

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AI startup Simplismart in talks to raise $40-50 million; valuation may triple

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Simplismart, an innovative AI infrastructure startup, is in talks to secure between $40 and $50 million in funding, which could potentially boost its valuation from $100-120 million up to $300-400 million. Notable investors like Peak XV Partners and Damac Digital are eyeing stakes in the company, which was established by ex-Oracle and Google engineers.

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Simplismart in talks to raise $40-50 million

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