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The transaction will further solidify Jupiter’s market leading position across the broader Indian financial services space, while also leveraging synergies across the Jupiter group, the company said.

Ajay is one the early pioneers of the Indian venture industry. He has worked with startups for more than 20 years. He was acknowledged as being among ‘The 40 Who Matter in the Indian Start-up Ecosystem’ and among ‘Top 100 Leaders shaping finance across Asia’ by LiveMint and FintechAsia respectively.

Ankit has over 11 years of experience managing venture debt investments and leading equity investments in portfolio companies. At Alteria Capital, he has led investments in companies including Dealshare, Good Glamm Group, Pratilipi and Jumbotail.

Atul is Vice President – Finance & Investor Relations at Alteria Capital. His responsibilities include finance, operations, taxation, treasury, and investor relations. Atul has 10+ years of experience in Credit Administration and other post-sanction activities.

Jinal is Director, Finance and Head – Investor Relations at Alteria Capital. She is responsible for managing finance, operations, taxation, treasury and investor relations.

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Ultrahuman raises $70 million in a round that values the Bengaluru-based smart-ring maker at $365 million and includes Qualcomm Ventures, Labcorp, Alpha Wave, Blume Ventures, Nexus Venture Partners, and Alteria Capital. The startup is working with Qualcomm on a ring that runs more software and algorithms on-device, while planned updates bring game-controller, AI-interaction, and developer features to existing rings. Ultrahuman reports a $140 million annual revenue run rate and about 800,000 rings sold.

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Lightspeed leads a $15 million Series A2 investment in Wheelocity as the startup pivots to e-commerce for rural India. Wheelocity uses its existing supply chain to deliver fresh produce and groceries, combining an app with electric three-wheelers that bring products and daily deliveries to villages. The platform serves 3,500 villages in Tamil Nadu, and the company plans to expand across southern India.

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Indian fashion-manufacturing startup Zyod raises $18 million in a Series A round to expand internationally. Its software helps Indian factories manage production for global fashion brands, and the company serves more than 550 customers across over 18 countries. Led by RTP Global, the round includes existing and new investors; Zyod plans to enter markets including Brazil, Australia, Africa and Scandinavia and further automate its platform.

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