Paramita Chatterjee
Paramita is an editor on the DealStreetAsia desk. A former business reporter, she has covered mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital for leading publications in India, and often dons that hat in her current role as well. She enjoys playing the sitar.
Stories by Paramita Chatterjee
India Dealbook: Fireflies, Ally raise capital to expand ops
Hyderabad-headquartered enterprise assistant Fireflies has raised $5 million led by Canaan Partners.
India: Top Oyo execs to make startup investments via Raaga Partners
The entity, that appears to be a pooled investment vehicle for top executives at Oyo, was established in March 2016.
Editor’s take: The week that was – October 21-25
Gojek dominated headlines this week with its leadership changes, while PropertyGuru scrapped its Australian IPO due to "market uncertainty."
India: CDPQ in talks to increase its stake in Piramal Enterprises
CDPQ currently holds 2.22 per cent stake in the Ajay Piramal-led behemoth.
India Dealbook: Shiksha Financial, Stage3, Wealthy, Furlenco in funding news
Delhi-based fashion-rental and styling platform Stage3 has raised $2 million, led by Blume Ventures.
India Digest: Brookfield in talks to back school; US firm SHL to buy HRtech startup
PE firm Brookfield and Kalpathi Investments are looking to buy a stake in Sri Chaitanya Schools.
India Digest: Recruitment firm Belong, grooming startup TMC in funding news
Recruitment startup Belong is in talks to raise $10-12 million from investors.
People Digest: Stove Kraft gets CEO; Urban Ladder co-founder steps down; Ola execs quit in UK, Australia
Bengaluru-based furniture rental venture Urban Ladder co-founder Rajiv Srivatsa is said to have resigned.
India: Tiger-backed UrbanClap to wind up its non-core businesses
UrbanClap plans to wind up its non-core businesses to ramp up its focus on two key categories, beauty and home.
Startups targeting Indian millennials to continue growing amid slowdown, says Fireside Ventures’s Singh
The firm is in the process of raising a corpus of $100 million for its second fund.
