Vyome Therapeutics
Series A in 2012
Vyome Therapeutics develops innovative drugs targeting antibiotic-resistant acne and other pathogens, focusing on preventing resistance development. Its product pipeline includes VB 1953 for drug-resistant acne, along with anti-dandruff products like VB 001, VB 2421, VB 3222, and VB 7731. Vyome operates state-of-the-art facilities for research, development, formulation, analytics, biology, clinical trials, and regulatory processes.
Urban Ladder
Series A in 2012
Urban Ladder, founded in July 2012 by Ashish Goel and Rajiv Srivatsa, is an online furniture retailer focused on providing curated home solutions for Urban Indian consumers. The company offers over 1,000 products across 25 categories, including wardrobes, sofas, beds, and dining tables, with designs developed by an in-house team of experienced designers. Urban Ladder emphasizes high-quality, handcrafted furniture that combines aesthetics with functionality. The company operates its own logistics team to ensure safe and reliable doorstep deliveries. Currently, Urban Ladder serves seven major cities in India—Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi/NCR, Chennai, Pune, Hyderabad, and Ahmedabad—with plans to expand. The user-friendly website enhances the shopping experience, making it easier for customers to navigate its extensive collection. Urban Ladder has received backing from prominent venture capital firms, including Steadview Capital, SAIF Partners, and Kalaari Capital.
Founded in 2008, CarZ specializes in comprehensive automotive services across Hyderabad. It offers repair, maintenance, and detailing services at clients' doorsteps or through its workshops. Services include mechanical and electrical repairs, collision repair, painting, car washing, oil change, brake service, air conditioning repair, tire replacement, engine tune-up, and spare parts retail.
ISGN Corporation
Venture Round in 2011
ISGN Corporation is a prominent provider of mortgage technology and services for financial institutions, banks, credit unions, and lenders both domestically and internationally. The company offers a range of solutions including MORvision, a comprehensive mortgage lending system; ISGN Diamond and ISGN Catapult, loan origination systems; Gators, a settlement services and vendor management system; TCL Borrower Portal for construction loans; BridgeLink eCommerce Network for transaction delivery; LenStar for default management; FORTRACS for managing defaulted loan lifecycles; EZEscrow for escrow account management; LoanGPS for collaborative processing; and Valuation Advantage Desktop Appraisal. Additionally, ISGN provides contract processing services, mortgage processing services, loan quality audit and monitoring, title services, valuation services, and flood services. Founded in 2007, the company is headquartered in Melbourne, Florida, with additional locations across the United States and internationally. As of December 26, 2019, ISGN Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Sagent Auto, LLC.
Apalya is a company that specializes in mobile video delivery through its content aggregation, provisioning, and distribution platform. Founded in 2005 and based in Hyderabad, India, Apalya optimizes content for viewing on various screens and collaborates with mobile operators, content owners, and advertisers. Its offerings include Myplex, which provides on-demand and live TV content, and Mobile TV, which delivers live TV through unicast, multicast, and broadcast methods across mobile networks globally. The company serves a range of clients, including telecom operators and handset manufacturers, in markets such as India, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia. Notable customers include Dialog, Airtel, Aircel, BSNL, Vodafone, Reliance Mobile, and Idea. Apalya's platform enables content providers to manage and deliver their offerings efficiently, ensuring users can access their preferred content anytime and anywhere.
AppsDaily
Series A in 2011
AppsDaily Solutions, established in Mumbai, India in 2008, specializes in developing mobile applications for platforms such as Android, Blackberry, Symbian, and Java phones. The company focuses on creating mobile protection and security applications that simplify the retail channel for mobile apps, offering services like mobile anti-virus, insurance, backup, privacy utilities, and games.
Attero is a group dedicated the recycling of the electrical and electronic industry. To do justice to the name "Attero" (which means "waste" in Latin) Recycling, they look at e-waste as an important resource that can be made useful instead of shunning it as a social and environmental burden. As a reflection of their belief in what they do, Attero Recycling is the only e Waste recycling company in India which does complete processing of E Waste with zero landfill.
Attero promises close technical collaboration with a leading US company for mechanical separation, a first-of-its kind indigenous metallurgical process developed in the separate R&D division, an highly automated facility for integrated e-waste recycling at Roorkee spread over 100,000 sqft.
Gradatim
Venture Round in 2009
Gradatim provides a flexible SaaS platform for insurance, pension, and banking sectors. It automates core processes and integrates with existing applications, enabling clients to innovate faster and gain a competitive edge.
Pressmart
Series A in 2008
Pressmart is a developer of a global content distribution platform that specializes in publishing electronic editions of journals, newspapers, and magazines. The company offers a versatile solution that allows publications to be distributed across multiple channels, including web, mobile, RSS, podcasts, blogs, search engines, article directories, and social networking sites. By transforming static online replicas into interactive mediums, Pressmart enhances the reading experience with features such as podcasts, blogs, opinion polls, and online shopping. The platform is designed to provide customizable and integrated revenue and cost-saving capabilities, ensuring that readers can access knowledge anytime and anywhere while fostering community interaction through collaboration with Web 2.0 services.