Last mentioned: Mar 16, 2026
Scale Target
Aims to reach 50,000 properties under management and 1,500 employees.
Top 5 Agency Goal
Target to reach 50,000 properties under management and 1,500 employees.
Acquisition Acceleration
Planned surge in agency buyouts to reach mid-year growth targets.
General Catalyst Talks
Reports emerge of a new $50-60 million funding round led by General Catalyst.
March Slump
Funding drops to $90 million with only 9 deals recorded.
March Slump
Funding drops back below the $100 million threshold to $90 million.
New Funding Talks
Early-stage negotiations begin with General Catalyst for $50-60 million.
Brief Recovery
Funding surges to $184 million across 32 deals.
Series A & Debt Funding
Secures $93M from General Catalyst and Trinity Capital to fuel expansion.
$93M Funding Round
Secures equity from General Catalyst and debt from Trinity Capital to fuel expansion.
Yearly Low
Weekly funding hits a floor of $77 million.
Strong February Close
Indian startups raise $184 million across 32 deals.
Projected Recovery
Market analysts expect a revival in VC inflow as macroeconomic conditions stabilize.
FY25 Financials
Revenue hits Rs 40.4 crore with a 70.8% YoY increase.
Financial Results
Reported FY25 revenue of ₹40.4 crore and narrowed losses.
Series B Funding
Raised $40 million led by Peak XV Partners at a $200M valuation.
Series B Funding
Raised $40 million led by Peak XV Partners at a $200M valuation.
Early Growth Phase
Dwelly begins acquiring UK letting agencies and implementing AI automation.
Early Growth Phase
Dwelly begins acquiring U.K. letting agencies and building its AI integration platform.
Company Founded
Former Flipkart executive Anil Goteti launches Scapia.
Bengaluru-based travel fintech Scapia is in early-stage negotiations to raise $50-60 million in a round led by General Catalyst. The capital infusion aims to scale the startup's co-branded credit card and international travel booking operations following a period of significant revenue growth.
Bengaluru-based travel fintech Scapia is negotiating a $50-60 million funding round led by General Catalyst to expand its co-branded credit card and travel booking ecosystem. The deal follows General Catalyst's $5 billion commitment to the Indian market and Scapia's 70% revenue growth in FY25.
Bengaluru-based travel fintech Scapia is in early-stage negotiations to secure $50-60 million in a new funding round led by General Catalyst. The capital injection aims to scale Scapia’s co-branded credit card and international travel booking services following a 70% revenue surge in FY25.
Venture capital inflow into the Indian startup ecosystem dropped to $90 million during the first week of March, marking the second-lowest weekly total of the year. With only nine transactions recorded, investors are retreating amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and valuation uncertainties driven by the rise of artificial intelligence.
Venture capital inflows into the Indian startup ecosystem dropped to $90 million in the first week of March, a sharp decline from $184 million the previous week. With only nine transactions recorded, the market is grappling with geopolitical tensions and investor cautiousness surrounding AI-driven disruptions.
London-based Dwelly has raised $93 million in a mix of equity and debt to accelerate its acquisition of UK letting agencies. By integrating AI into traditional brokerage operations, the startup aims to consolidate a fragmented market and quintuple its properties under management by year-end.
London-based startup Dwelly has raised $93 million in combined equity and debt to accelerate its acquisition of fragmented UK letting agencies. The company uses AI to automate manual property management processes, aiming to quintuple its portfolio to 50,000 properties by the end of 2026.
US venture capital giant General Catalyst has announced a massive $5 billion investment plan for Indian startups, to be deployed over the next five years. This strategic move signals a major bullish turn for the region and underscores the firm's 'Global Resilience' strategy in one of the world's fastest-growing economies.
US-based venture capital giant General Catalyst has announced a massive $5 billion investment plan for the Indian startup ecosystem over the next five years. This strategic move signals a significant vote of confidence in India's long-term growth potential and marks one of the largest dedicated capital pools for the region.