In Pictures: Seven Indian startups that joined the unicorn club in 2019

SUMMARY

India has added seven unicorns in the first eight months of 2019, taking the total number of unicorns to 24, revealed IT industry body Nasscom's annual report. At 24, India stands at the third spot on the global unicorn list, after the US and China, that have 203 and 206 unicorns, respectively.

By Pradeep Suresh Nov 26, 2019 5:23:03 PM IST (Published)

Bigbasket is a Bengaluru-based onlinegrocery store with total funding of $885 million. Ola Electric too is headquartered in Bengaluru.

Delhivery, a Delhi-based firm, offers logistics services for Indian e-commerce companies. It has total funding of $306 million.

Rivigo, a Gurugram-based firm with total funding of $238 million, is a tech-enabled logistics firm with a truck fleet of its own.

Dream 11, with total funding of $100 million, is a Mumbai-based online platform for playing real-time fantasy cricket and football.

Pune-based startup Druva, with a funding of $211 million, offers a backup and data loss prevention solution for enterprises.

Ola Electric, that has total funding of $306 million, is a developer of electric mobility services and charging infrastructure. (REUTERS/Aditi Shah/File Photo)

Icertis, with total funding of $330 million, is a cloud-based contract management platform that is based in Pune.