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Amit Gupta has made 13 investments.
| Date | Company | Sector | Round | Investments | Co-Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water Treatment | Secondary | ₹ 64 Cr | |||
| Real Estate | Secondary | - | |||
| Manufacturing | Secondary | ₹ 15 Cr | |||
| Manufacturing | Secondary | ₹ 8 K | |||
| Financial Services | Secondary | ₹ 15 L | |||
| Manufacturing | Secondary | ₹ 2 Cr | |||
| Manufacturing | Secondary | ₹ 44 K | |||
| Financial Services | Secondary | - | |||
| Automotive | Secondary | - | |||
| Retail | Secondary | - | |||
| Real Estate | Secondary | - | |||
| Retail | Secondary | ₹ 9 Cr | |||
| Trading | Secondary | ₹ 8 Cr |
Amit Gupta Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is Yulu a startup company?
Shared electric vehicle mobility company Yulu, founded in 2017, has crossed an annual recurring revenue (ARR) of $30 million and turned Ebitda positive, driven by growing demand from the quick-commerce segment, the firm said on Monday. The Bengaluru-based startup is now planning to deploy 100,000 EVs by 2025.
Who funded Yulu?
Yulu has raised over $123 million in equity capital—including $52 million for Yuma—from investors such as Bajaj Auto, Magna International, Blume Ventures, 3one4 Capital, Wavemaker, Incubate Fund, Rocketship.vc, and other institutional and angel investors.
What inspired Amit gupta to create Yulu?
- After leaving InMobi in 2017, Amit Gupta founded Yulu with the goal of alleviating heavy traffic by providing a flexible, affordable, and eco-friendly commuting alternative.
- Based in Bangalore, the company aimed to improve short-distance travel by designing efficient, electric-powered two-wheelers that promote durability and environmental health.
- Amit envisioned Yulu as a vast network of eco-friendly 2-wheelers that could be easily rented through an app, utilizing a pay-per-usage business model powered by IoT technology.