Indian startups began March on a high, especially when compared to a slow end to February, raising more than half a billion dollars ($558.5 million to be precise) across 13 deals. In the last week of February, Indian startups had raised a modest $132 million.
Outstation taxi service provider Gozo Cabs has raised an undisclosed amount from a bunch of Silicon Valley-based individuals including Prem Jain and Jayan Ramankutty.
Jain is former senior vice-president at network gear maker Cisco Systems Inc. and Ramankutty is founder of Profecta.
Hong Kong-based Steadview Capital is in talks to invest $100 million in gaming platform Dream11 while ECO Rent a Car is looking to raise about $11 million for the next phase of growth. Meanwhile, Gozo Cabs and Insino Ventures have raised funding.
Outstation taxi service provider Gozo cabs has now secured an undisclosed amount from a bunch of Silicon Valley-based individuals which include the Jayan and Prem Jain.
The company as of now has a plans to use the fresh funds for expanding its service across the country, apart from launching the new products and strengthening tech infrastructure, the company revealed in a statement.
Leading provider for outstation taxi travel Gozo Cabs on Monday said it has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Silicon Valley investors like Prem Jain and Jayan Ramankutty. The funds raised will be used to expand footprint across India, launch new products as well as strengthen its tech infrastructure.
The offer sure sounds tempting but for now it's just an offer because unlike Ola and Uber Gozo Cabs isn't all that well-known.
New Delhi [India], Nov 28 (NewsVoir): Gozo Cabs, the leading provider for outstation tai travel across 1000+ cities in India has introduced its ride-sharing service - Gozo Share, using which travellers can share taxi rides with others while travelling from one city to another. Gozo Share is the first-of-its-kind ride-sharing service.
Gozo Cabs operates India’s largest fleet of outstation cabs - 25,000+ cabs in 1000+ cities on its tech platform.
Gozo Cabs, the leading provider for outstation taxi travel across 1000+ cities in India has introduced its ride-sharing service - Gozo Share, using which travellers can share taxi rides with others while travelling from one city to another. Gozo Share is the first-of-its-kind ride-sharing service.
Gozo Cabs, the leading provider for outstation taxi travel across 1000+ cities in India has introduced its ride-sharing service - Gozo Share, using which travellers can share taxi rides with others while travelling from one city to another. Gozo Share is the first-of-its-kind ride-sharing service.
A lot has changed in the way we travel, ever since the introduction of radio cabs in our lives. Whether it is our day-to-day travel within our city limits or even taking a weekend trip to a nearby destination, cab services like Ola, Uber, Meru, etc. have changed the game of commuting across the country. More so in metro cities like Delhi, which make for an important starting point for traveling across entire northern India. Over the years, these cab services have been standing up in competition against each other, each offering their best to consumers, making it a difficult choice for travelers.