Keep a close eye on @DealShareIndia's growth story. The social-ecommerce venture expects to clock $750 million in annualised GMV this month. What's amazing: it raised just $35 million in three rounds of funding since 2018, and unearthed 2 million customers by Dec 2020. (1/4)
Since then, DealShare has added 4 million new customers in a year, raised $144 million by June 2021 in a round led by Tiger Global, and begun to invest in its senior leadership hires, five of whom have been onboarded in the past three months. (2/4)
DealShare is used by consumers in 60 cities -- 40 of these have less than 500,000 population each. The app links consumers to producers and farmers in their vicinity. In effect, each state has as many as 2,000 locally-sourced SKUs (stock-keeping units). (3/4)
The new leaders: Ratul Ghosh as Chief Growth Officer, Shivakumar L R as Chief Merchandising Officer, Hemant Sood as Head of Owned & Contract Manufacturing, Ashley D'Souza as Head of Offline Businesses, and Roy Thomas as Head of General Merchandise. (4/4)
For more, read my piece.
Full story is here: yourstory.com/2021/12/dealsh…

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@BessemerVP has deployed less than $800 million in India before its latest $220 million India fund, announced yesterday.
Its portfolio has @pharmeasyapp, Matrimony.com, Swiggy & LivSpace. A quick 🧵of quotes from this interview with @avpuri by @AmishaA90947916 (1/6)
"Out of the 35-odd deals we have done in the past five or six years, we probably had competition in five of them. Out of those five, we would have been the preferred partner for four — and we lost in one deal." (2/6)
"We know what it means to raise a seed round like we did with PharmEasy, and also file for its IPO. So, we have seen the whole journey." (3/6)
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