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Waycool

http://waycool.in/
Last activity: 03.10.2024
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Categories: AgriTechContent DistributionE-commerceFoodTechIndustryLocalPhysicalProductSupplyTechnology
Waycool is India’s largest tech-led food supply chain company that sources food products from processors and fruits and vegetables (F&V) from farms and aggregators and sells through various distribution channels ranging from hotels, restaurants and catering establishments to small local shops and modern retail outlets.
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Location: India, Tamil Nadu, Chennai
Total raised: $405.42M

Investors 4

Funding Rounds 5

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
03.10.2024-$11.92M-
09.11.2023-$40MLightrock
04.07.2022-$231M-
13.01.2022Series D$117MLightrock
--$5.5M-

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03.10.2024WayCool Secures INR 100 Cr Debt Financing from Grand Anicut to Strengthen Operations The fresh funds will be used to refinance existing borrowings and bolster working capital.WayCool, the Chennai-based agricultural supply chain firm, has secured INR 100 crore (USD 12 million) in debt financing from Grand Anicut, marking its first major capital infusion in two years. The company's board approved the issuance of 1...
02.10.2024The Rise of AI in Automotive: Numa and Broom Lead the ChargeThe automotive industry is undergoing a seismic shift. Traditional practices are being challenged by innovative startups like Numa and Broom. These companies are not just players; they are revolutionaries. They are tackling age-old problems...
02.10.2024Deals in brief: Indonesian startup Broom lands Series A+ funding, Mitsui invest in US-based Numa, latest India deals, and moreBroom lands USD 25 million in Series A+ round Broom, an Indonesia-based startup shaking up the used car market, has landed USD 25 million in a Series A+ funding round led by Openspace, with support from AC Ventures, Quona Capital, MUFG Inno...
02.10.2024Deals in brief: Indonesian startup Broom lands Series A+ funding, Mitsui invests in US-based Numa, latest India deals, and moreBroom lands USD 25 million in Series A+ round Broom, an Indonesia-based startup shaking up the used car market, has landed USD 25 million in a Series A+ funding round led by Openspace, with support from AC Ventures, Quona Capital, MUFG Inno...
01.10.2024WayCool Bags INR 100 Cr Debt From Grand AnicutSUMMARY Chennai-based agritech startup Waycool has secured a debt funding of INR 100 Cr ($11.9 Mn) from Grand Anicut. The board approved a capital infusion through 1,000 Series B6 debentures at an issue price of INR 10 Lakh each to raise IN...
01.10.2024WayCool raises Rs 100 Cr in debt from Grand Anicut Recommended Stories For YouAgriculture supply chain startup Waycool has raised Rs 100 crore in debt financing from Grand Anicut, according to filings with the Registrar of Companies. The board approved a capital infusion through 1,000 Series B6 debentures at an iss...
12.08.2024WayCool Foods FY23: Loss Up 89% To INR 685 Cr, Revenue Crosses INR 1K Cr MarkSUMMARY Operating revenue rose 62% to INR 1,251.4 Cr in FY23 from INR 772.3 in FY22 WayCool’s total expenses increased 96% YoY to INR 3,856.9 Cr – almost 3X of its revenue WayCool is an agritech startup which sells food products under seven...
30.07.2024Over 200 employees laid-off by agritech firm WaycoolIn an effort to increase profitability, Waycool, a supply chain company for agriculture, has let go of more than 200 workers across several departments. This is the company’s third round of layoffs; it is based in Chennai. “Each of WayCool’...
27.07.2024The Agritech and Edtech Exodus: A Tale of Layoffs and ShutdownsThe startup landscape in India is undergoing a seismic shift. Agritech and edtech sectors, once seen as fertile ground for innovation, are now facing a harsh winter. Companies like Waycool and Bluelearn are making headlines for all the wron...
26.07.2024Agritech firm Waycool lays off more than 200 employeesAgriculture supply chain firm Waycool has laid off over 200 employees across departments as the company eyes profitability. This is the third round of layoffs at the Chennai-based company. “Each of WayCool’s businesses is executing their pl...
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