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Hyderabad company to reserve 30 crore covid vaccine doses after ₹1,500 crore deal with govt
Hyderabad-based Biological-E will reserve 30 crore of COVID-19 vaccine doses after the Indian government decided to make an advance payment to the vaccine manufacturer. These vaccine doses will be manufactured and stockpiled by Biological-E from August-December 2021.
FCA invests $150 mn to set up tech centre in Hyderabad
(FCA) has invested $150 million to open a global innovation and technology development center in Hyderabad, joining other global automakers tapping the high-quality, low-cost technology skills in India.
Evaluate these pros and cons before buying a plot
Post pandemic, the preferences of home buyers are changing. As the acceptance for work from home has gone up, many people are exploring options outside the crowded cities.
ReNew Power, Greenko keen to buy out Chandigarh discom
Two of India’s largest green energy firms, ReNew Power Ventures Pvt. Ltd and Greenko Energy Holdings, are among 10 companies that have shown an interest in buying out Chandigarh’s electricity distribution company (discom), said two people aware of the development.
Divi’s Labs expansion plans raise hopes that its growth will sustain
Big Pharma continues to expand global sourcing, and this has given a great push to the Divi’s Laboratories Ltd stock. The stock has gained 85% this year.
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Bikayi raises $2 million from Mantis Ventures, Y Combinator and others
WhatsApp integrated merchant e-commerce platform Bikayi has raised $2 million as a part of its seed round of funding, from a clutch of international investors including early-stage fund, Mantis Ventures, Y Combinator, Pioneer Fund, amongst other notable angels.
Greenko, Enel and Torrent Power in race for BSES discoms
Enel Group of Italy, Torrent Power Ltd, and Greenko Group have submitted non-binding offers to buy Reliance Infrastructure Ltd’s Delhi electricity distribution businesses, said two people aware of the development.