Zippee Secures $1.6 Million Investment from Haldiram's and Other Investors

Zippee, a startup located in Gurgaon, India, has secured an additional $1.6 million in funding. The investment comes from various sources, including Haldiram's, a well-known food company. Previously, the startup had received around $1.6 million in funding from Riso Capital, a logistics fund based in the United States, as well as South Asia Tech Partners, Archana Priyadarshini, and several founders of successful brands like Dr. Vaidya's, The Moms Co, Beardo, Epigamia, NowFloats, Rage Coffee, and others.

Zippee, a platform that offers same-day delivery services, has raised $1.6 million in additional funding during its seed extension round. The funding comes from Haldiram's, a renowned consumer goods company, as well as prominent angel investors in India. Among the new investors are successful founders of unicorn companies such as BharatPc, CRED, Lenskart, and EaseMyTrip. Additionally, venture capital firms like FounderBank Capital, PiperSerica, and Misfits Fund have also participated in the funding round.

Zippee, a startup located in Gurgaon, India, has secured an additional $1.6 million in funding. The investment comes from various sources, including Haldiram's, a well-known food company. Previously, the startup had received around $1.6 million in funding from Riso Capital, a logistics fund based in the United States, as well as South Asia Tech Partners, Archana Priyadarshini, and several founders of successful brands like Dr. Vaidya's, The Moms Co, Beardo, Epigamia, NowFloats, Rage Coffee, and others.

Zippee, a platform that offers same-day delivery services, has raised around $1.5 million in additional funding during its seed extension round. The funding comes from Haldiram's, a renowned consumer goods company, as well as prominent angel investors in India. Among the new investors are successful founders of unicorn companies such as BharatPc, CRED, Lenskart, and EaseMyTrip. Additionally, venture capital firms like FounderBank Capital, PiperSerica, and Misfits Fund have also participated in the funding round.