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According to the filings, Prosus has invested $61.93 million, DF International $37 million, and Wellington Management $33.2 million, giving them a 3.18%, 1.90% and 1.7% stake, respectively. The documents show Urban Company allotted 2,613 equity shares and 50,490 Series F preference shares at an issue price of Rs 265,553.1 a piece to raise around $190 million (Rs 1,410.2 crore). News website Entrackr was the Founded in 2014, the Gurugram-based company is a home services provider with a presence across India. It has also expanded into international markets such as Australia, Singapore, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. After rebranding itself (it was formerly called Urban Company posted revenue of around Rs 216 crore in fiscal 2020, up from Rs 106 crore in FY19. It reported a loss of Rs 137.8 crore for FY20, its filings show. On April 6, the company had said that Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp.

We aspire to create designs that are a blend of passion and love for our culture. We aim to help our community express and explore their inner street artist. We strive to encourage and uplift everyday artists by giving them the tools to overcome their challenges, and build a community of like-minded people. By helping one another, we believe our community has the power to change the world. What started in 2013, with a simple goal of increasing awareness about the skate culture in Mumbai, has now evolved into a deep rooted passion towards accelerating the growth of our community. Just like the community we represent, we are unorthodox in our methods, eccentric in our style, and determined in our approach. We strive to keep our work unique and smart, with room for a little magic. Brought up in Hongkong, in the summer of 2011, after completing his graduation in Australia, Yash moved back to India with the fear of having to join his Dad's diamond business. He couldn't settle for a boring 9 to 5 job. His love for art, hip hop and skateboarding made him meet so many of you. The sheer lack of representation of the underground street culture of India got to him. He was determined to change that using streetwear as his tool. When he isn’t handling business or skateboarding, he’s either cooking up a storm in the kitchen or trying to become a better tennis player these days.

According to the filings, Prosus has invested $61.93 million, DF International $37 million, and Wellington Management $33.2 million, giving them a 3.18%, 1.90% and 1.7% stake, respectively. The documents show Urban Company allotted 2,613 equity shares and 50,490 Series F preference shares at an issue price of Rs 265,553.1 a piece to raise around $190 million (Rs 1,410.2 crore). News website Entrackr was the Founded in 2014, the Gurugram-based company is a home services provider with a presence across India. It has also expanded into international markets such as Australia, Singapore, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. After rebranding itself (it was formerly called Urban Company posted revenue of around Rs 216 crore in fiscal 2020, up from Rs 106 crore in FY19. It reported a loss of Rs 137.8 crore for FY20, its filings show. On April 6, the company had said that Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp.

We aspire to create designs that are a blend of passion and love for our culture. We aim to help our community express and explore their inner street artist. We strive to encourage and uplift everyday artists by giving them the tools to overcome their challenges, and build a community of like-minded people. By helping one another, we believe our community has the power to change the world. What started in 2013, with a simple goal of increasing awareness about the skate culture in Mumbai, has now evolved into a deep rooted passion towards accelerating the growth of our community. Just like the community we represent, we are unorthodox in our methods, eccentric in our style, and determined in our approach. We strive to keep our work unique and smart, with room for a little magic. Brought up in Hongkong, in the summer of 2011, after completing his graduation in Australia, Yash moved back to India with the fear of having to join his Dad's diamond business. He couldn't settle for a boring 9 to 5 job. His love for art, hip hop and skateboarding made him meet so many of you. The sheer lack of representation of the underground street culture of India got to him. He was determined to change that using streetwear as his tool. When he isn’t handling business or skateboarding, he’s either cooking up a storm in the kitchen or trying to become a better tennis player these days.

We aspire to create designs that are a blend of passion and love for our culture. We aim to help our community express and explore their inner street artist. We strive to encourage and uplift everyday artists by giving them the tools to overcome their challenges, and build a community of like-minded people. By helping one another, we believe our community has the power to change the world. What started in 2013, with a simple goal of increasing awareness about the skate culture in Mumbai, has now evolved into a deep rooted passion towards accelerating the growth of our community. Just like the community we represent, we are unorthodox in our methods, eccentric in our style, and determined in our approach. We strive to keep our work unique and smart, with room for a little magic. Brought up in Hongkong, in the summer of 2011, after completing his graduation in Australia, Yash moved back to India with the fear of having to join his Dad's diamond business. He couldn't settle for a boring 9 to 5 job. His love for art, hip hop and skateboarding made him meet so many of you. The sheer lack of representation of the underground street culture of India got to him. He was determined to change that using streetwear as his tool. When he isn’t handling business or skateboarding, he’s either cooking up a storm in the kitchen or trying to become a better tennis player these days.

According to the filings, Prosus has invested $61.93 million, DF International $37 million, and Wellington Management $33.2 million, giving them a 3.18%, 1.90% and 1.7% stake, respectively. The documents show Urban Company allotted 2,613 equity shares and 50,490 Series F preference shares at an issue price of Rs 265,553.1 a piece to raise around $190 million (Rs 1,410.2 crore). News website Entrackr was the Founded in 2014, the Gurugram-based company is a home services provider with a presence across India. It has also expanded into international markets such as Australia, Singapore, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. After rebranding itself (it was formerly called Urban Company posted revenue of around Rs 216 crore in fiscal 2020, up from Rs 106 crore in FY19. It reported a loss of Rs 137.8 crore for FY20, its filings show. On April 6, the company had said that Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp.