According to reports, HCLTech is expected to lead the upcoming $300 million funding round with an investment of approximately $150 million.

The funding round is also expected to include participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, which is reportedly investing around $50 million. The remaining capital is likely to come from investors including NVIDIA, Prosperity7, Activate Glade Brook, and several existing investors.

Sarvam AI is already backed by leading global investors such as Khosla Ventures, Lightspeed, and Peak XV Partners, many of whom are expected to participate in the new round on a pro-rata basis.

The deal is expected to value the company at around $1.5 billion post-money — nearly seven times higher than its valuation in 2023. Reports suggest the funding round could close within the next few weeks.

Earlier reports had indicated that Sarvam AI was in talks with multiple investors including HCLTech, NVIDIA, and Accel to raise fresh capital in what is expected to become one of the largest funding rounds for an Indian AI startup in recent years.

Founded as a foundational AI models company, Sarvam AI has rapidly emerged as a key player in India’s growing artificial intelligence ecosystem. The startup is focused on building indigenous AI models designed specifically for Indian languages and use cases.

The company has gained significant attention through its work on large language models such as Sarvam-105B, which uses Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architecture to improve efficiency and reduce operational costs.

Sarvam AI’s growth also aligns closely with India’s broader sovereign AI ambitions under the IndiaAI Mission. The mission recently enabled the startup to access high-performance NVIDIA H100 GPUs through Yotta Data Services, helping accelerate the development of advanced AI infrastructure within the country.

One of the startup’s key goals is to bridge linguistic gaps by creating AI systems capable of supporting all 22 official Indian languages, an area where global AI platforms still face limitations.

Industry analysts believe the investment reflects growing confidence in India’s AI ecosystem and signals a shift toward large-scale investments in foundational AI infrastructure, sovereign technology, and generative AI platforms.

The funding momentum also comes amid a strong year for Indian AI startups. Reports suggest that AI startups in India collectively raised nearly $3.94 billion during the first quarter of 2026, highlighting rising investor interest in the sector.

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The proposed investment is expected to increase Prosus’ stake in the Bengaluru-based mobility startup, where it currently owns around 3–4%.

The funding talks come at a time when investor confidence in Rapido has strengthened significantly due to the company’s rapid growth in India’s ride-hailing market and its aggressive expansion into new business categories, including food delivery through its newly launched platform “Ownly.”

According to sources cited in the report, the deal could include a mix of primary capital infusion and secondary share purchases from existing investors. There is also a possibility that the total round size may increase if Prosus decides to combine both investment routes.

Rapido is currently being valued between $2.3 billion and $2.7 billion in the ongoing negotiations — more than double its previous valuation of $1.1 billion recorded just eight months ago.

However, the funding discussions are still underway, and neither Rapido nor Prosus has officially confirmed the deal.

Founded in 2015, Rapido initially started as a bike taxi aggregator before expanding into auto-rickshaw and cab services. Today, the company operates in more than 100 cities across India and has rapidly emerged as one of the country’s biggest mobility platforms.

The startup currently holds nearly 20% of India’s ride-hailing market, significantly narrowing the gap with Ola, which commands around 30% market share. Meanwhile, Uber continues to dominate India’s cab market with close to half of the market share.

Interestingly, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi recently acknowledged Rapido as Uber’s primary competitor in India, replacing Ola in terms of market pressure and competition.

Rapido’s move into the food delivery segment through “Ownly” has also attracted major industry attention. The expansion has reportedly created concerns for Swiggy, which currently owns around 12% stake in Rapido.

Swiggy recently announced that it is actively reviewing its investment in Rapido due to potential conflict of interest concerns following Rapido’s entry into the food delivery space, where it now competes directly with Swiggy and Zomato.

In its shareholder communication, Swiggy acknowledged Rapido’s impressive growth journey and described the startup as one of India’s leading mobility disruptors.

Rapido’s strong expansion across two-wheelers, auto-rickshaws, cabs, and now food delivery reflects the growing demand for integrated mobility and convenience platforms in India.

The fresh capital from Prosus, if finalised, could further strengthen Rapido’s market position as competition intensifies in India’s rapidly evolving mobility and delivery ecosystem.

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The fresh capital infusion will be used to deepen magnesium-focused research, refine product formulations, and enhance testing processes to ensure greater accuracy and consistency. Additionally, the company plans to strengthen its supply chain and quality control systems, laying a solid foundation for future expansion.

Founded by Akshina Jindal, Bubble Me is carving out a niche in the wellness space with a strong focus on magnesium-based solutions designed to support better sleep, stress reduction, and muscle recovery. The brand’s current product lineup includes magnesium bath soaks, a topical relief balm called Minute Mend, and a daily nutraceutical supplement known as The Yellow Ritual.

As part of its upcoming growth strategy, Bubble Me is working on new product formats, starting with magnesium sprays and roll-ons, aimed at making targeted wellness solutions more accessible and convenient for consumers.

With this funding, Bubble Me joins AJVC’s growing portfolio of promising startups, alongside names like Finanjo, Mindcase, Care Dale, HandyPanda, Multibagg AI, Nuyug, Mithila Foods, Jaagruk Bharat, TruFides AI, Chop Finance, Gaadi Mech, and Iztri.

Positioning itself at the intersection of science-backed wellness and daily usability, Bubble Me is aiming to become a go-to brand for magnesium-based health solutions in India.

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The Gurugram-based institution will invest between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 50 lakh per startup, with an average initial cheque of Rs 10–20 lakh.

The advisory board includes Shishir Maheshwari, Arjun Vaidya, and Swapna Gupta.

MU Ventures will operate through four tracks, including a ‘Dropout Fund’ for student founders, a ‘Bharat Capital Fund’ focused on Tier 2–4 markets, and a ‘Content Creator Fund’ for digital-first startups.

Founded in 2020 by Pratham Mittal, Masters’ Union offers industry-driven postgraduate programmes and follows a “learn by doing” approach.

The sector-agnostic fund will accept applications on a rolling basis.

Beyond capital, selected startups will receive mentorship, co-working space, technology credits, and investor-readiness support through partnerships with firms such as Amazon, Google, and Razorpay.

Founders backed by MU Ventures will also participate in a demo day in San Francisco, where they will interact with global investors.

Startups emerging from its ecosystem include Sanyark Space, Cryptique, Flourish Foods, Bambaii, Guardex, Bana Roma, and Mom’s Mixes.

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Walk into almost any two-wheeler repair shop in Ahmedabad or Pune today, and you’ll find mechanics who can strip a combustion engine in their sleep but stare at an electric scooter like it’s arrived from another planet. That gap isn’t their fault. It’s structural. The tools, the training, and the trust infrastructure that the EV ecosystem needs have simply not kept up with the speed of adoption.

That’s the problem Battery Ok Technologies set out to solve with EV Doctor a portable, plug-and-play battery diagnostic device that doesn’t just read numbers off a battery pack, but translates those numbers into decisions. Business decisions. Lending decisions. Insurance decisions. Repair decisions.

“Every stakeholder in the EV chain is flying partially blind right now. Th.e mechanic doesn’t know the true battery health. The financier doesn’t know what collateral he’s actually holding. The insurer is guessing. EV Doctor is the missing instrument panel.” — Shubham Mishra, Founder & CEO, Battery Ok Technologies.

The device connects to a vehicle’s battery pack and, within minutes, delivers a calibrated State of Charge (SoC), State of Health (SoH), estimated remaining range, cycle count, and a set of fault flags covering common BMS failure modes all surfaced through a clean Android interface that a non-engineer can actually act on. No oscilloscope. No lab. No guesswork.

A tool with five different jobs

What makes EV Doctor unusual is not just what it measures it’s who’s using it, and why. The same hardware is solving genuinely different problems across radically different business contexts.

This multiplicity of use cases is not accidental. The founding team hardware engineer Ajay Vashisht, technology lead Vivek Shukla, and CEO Shubham Mishra designed EV Doctor from the beginning as a trust infrastructure product, not just a repair tool. The insight was simple: the EV battery is the most valuable and most opaque asset in the electric vehicle value chain. Anyone who could make that asset legible would have an outsized role in the ecosystem.

India crossed 1 million electric two-wheeler sales in a single fiscal year for the first time in 2023-24 but the after-sales infrastructure, secondhand market, and lending ecosystem are still operating largely on faith. EV Doctor is the calibration instrument that industry has been missing.

Why garages need this more than anyone

The traditional garage mechanic built a career on pattern recognition: the sound of a misfiring engine, the feel of a slipping clutch, the smell of worn brake pads. None of that works on an electric vehicle. The battery, the BMS, and the motor are sealed systems and without the right instrument, even a skilled mechanic is forced to either guess or escalate every EV service to an OEM service centre that may be fifty kilometres away.

EV Doctor changes that equation. A garage owner in Rajkot described the experience after a two-week trial: “Before, if a customer came in saying their scooter wasn’t holding charge, I’d charge it, ride it a little, tell them it’s fine or maybe the battery is old. With EV Doctor, I can show them the actual SoH number on a screen. I can tell them their battery is at 74% health and here’s what that means for range. The customer trusts me more. I charge more. And I don’t lose half a day trying to diagnose what should take ten minutes.”

“The customer trusts me more. I charge more. And I don’t lose half a day trying to diagnose what should take ten minutes.”— Independent EV garage owner, Rajkot, Gujarat.

The finance angle nobody’s talking about

Here’s a number that doesn’t get discussed enough in EV policy circles: the NPAs on electric two-wheeler loans. As the used EV market has grown, financiers have begun running into a quiet but serious problem collateral they can’t assess. When a borrower defaults on an ICE vehicle, the lender can repossess and resell with reasonable confidence. With a used EV, the biggest question mark is the battery and a battery at 55% health on a three-year-old scooter might be worth a fraction of a battery at 85% health on the same model.

EV Doctor gives lenders a tool to answer that question before a loan is disbursed essentially providing a battery health report as part of the underwriting process. Several NBFCs piloting the device have reported that it’s not just about risk reduction; it’s also changing how they price loans and structure terms on used EV portfolios.

Building the standard, not just the product

Battery Ok Technologies is clear-eyed about the larger ambition here. EV Doctor is the company’s market entry point, but the data it generates feeds into what the team calls Battery OS a software intelligence layer that aggregates anonymised battery health data across vehicles, geographies, and use patterns to build predictive models for battery degradation, remaining useful life, and replacement timing.

Think of it like this: every scan done by a garage in Surat, an insurer in Delhi, or a used-EV dealer in Bengaluru contributes a data point to a growing picture of how Indian EV batteries actually age in real-world conditions — not laboratory conditions, not OEM test cycles, but the reality of Indian roads, temperatures, and charging habits. That dataset, over time, becomes extraordinarily valuable to OEMs, to fleet operators, to battery manufacturers, and to policymakers.

EV Doctor is not trying to compete with OEM diagnostic software. It’s building the layer that sits between the vehicle and every business that touches it creating a common language for battery health across the entire post-sale EV economy.

The road ahead: credibility at scale

The team is currently pursuing a suite of certifications including IATF 16949, ISO 27001, and AIS compliance — to move EV Doctor from trusted product to industry-standard instrument. This is a deliberate strategy: the goal is not merely to sell devices, but to become the reference standard that OEMs, insurers, and financial regulators point to when they need a verified battery health assessment.

It’s an ambitious play. But in a market where the EV ecosystem is growing faster than the tools to support it, there’s a clear and urgent need for exactly what Battery Ok Technologies is building. The question isn’t whether India needs a battery diagnostic standard. It’s who builds it first and whether that player builds it well enough to earn the ecosystem’s trust.

Based on what’s already happening on the ground, EV Doctor has a strong head start on both.

About Battery Ok Technologies

Battery Ok Technologies is an Ahmedabad-based deep-tech startup building battery intelligence infrastructure for the Indian and global EV market. Its flagship product, EV Doctor, is a portable diagnostic device for electric vehicle battery packs, designed for mechanics, financiers, insurers, and resellers. The company is backed by a founding team with hardware, firmware, and AI expertise, and is currently pursuing pre-seed funding to scale its diagnostic and data platform across India.

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The fresh capital will be used to expand TruDoc’s virtual-first healthcare model and accelerate the rollout of its at-home critical care services across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.

TruDoc operates a digital healthcare platform that integrates multiple services including telemedicine consultations, chronic disease management, pharmacy delivery, diagnostics, and in-home healthcare support. The company aims to deliver continuous patient care through a technology-driven ecosystem, reducing the need for traditional hospital visits.

A key component of the platform is its “hospital-at-home” program, which enables patients to receive critical care services in their homes, supported by remote monitoring, medical professionals, and coordinated clinical management.

The company currently partners with insurance providers, employers, and government institutions across major GCC markets such as United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

By integrating virtual primary care, diagnostics, medication delivery, and in-home nursing services into a unified system, TruDoc seeks to transform healthcare delivery from episodic hospital-based treatment to a continuous, patient-centric care model.

The funding will support the company’s plans to scale technology infrastructure, expand clinical services, and strengthen partnerships across the GCC healthcare ecosystem, as demand grows for accessible, digital-first healthcare solutions in the region.

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The NVIDIA Inception Program supports startups with access to advanced technical resources, ecosystem collaboration, and AI acceleration opportunities.

Yolearn.ai is building a next-generation AI tutoring infrastructure that goes beyond conventional content delivery models. Its system integrates:

Real-time conversational voice AI

Multimodal reasoning with interactive sketchpad

Context-aware personalization engines

Emotionally adaptive learning responses

Knowledge-graph driven pedagogy

Unlike traditional after-school coaching or batch-based online education platforms, Yolearn.ai focuses on replacing factory-style tutoring models with intelligent, lifelong AI learning companions capable of adapting to each learner’s pace, language, and goals.

“Education does not need more videos. It needs adaptive intelligence at scale,” said Kirti Prakash Mishra, Founder & CEO of Yolearn.ai. “Joining NVIDIA Inception strengthens our technical foundation as we build voice-first AI tutors designed to function as learning infrastructure, not just applications.”

With 50,000+ Android users in its first month of launch and over 10,000 early web users globally, Yolearn.ai is rapidly iterating toward its mission of enabling 1 billion learners to access personalized AI companions by 2030.

About Yolearn.ai

Yolearn.ai is an AI-native learning operating system delivering hyper-personalized, emotionally intelligent AI tutors. The platform combines voice interaction, multimodal reasoning, adaptive pedagogy, and learning science principles to provide scalable, individualized education support.

About NVIDIA Inception

NVIDIA Inception is a global program designed to help startups accelerate technical innovation and business growth through access to advanced AI tools, ecosystem support, and industry collaboration.

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The conference – which featured the release of the IORD Annual Report 2025 and a screening of a Rare Disease awareness short film “I am not Alone” directed by filmmaker Mr. Muralidhar Indrakanti  underscored critical gaps in diagnosis, genetic services, and comprehensive care for rare eye conditions in India.

Prof. Ramaiah Muthyala, President and CEO of IORD, emphasized that rare diseases represent a significant yet under-recognized public health challenge in India. He noted that India is home to a large number of patients with rare diseases due to its large population a reflection of sheer population volume rather than disproportionate disease frequency.

“As you all know, all diseases are not the same. Patients have different needs, treatments, and outcomes. Therefore, we thought we would observe Rare Diseases Day with a specific thematic category,” he said, explaining the organization’s decision to focus this year on rare ophthalmic conditions.

Rare Disease Day, launched in 2008 by Eurordis and now observed in over 190 countries, was originally intended to raise public awareness about rare diseases. Over the past decade, IORD has conducted numerous awareness initiatives. However, Prof. Ramaiah noted that most such events have traditionally addressed rare diseases in a generalized manner.

Dr. Muralidhar Ramappa, Head of the Center for Rare Eye Diseases and Ocular Genetics and Senior Faculty, Pediatric Cornea and Anterior Segment at L V Prasad Eye Institute, called for greater awareness, earlier diagnosis, and stronger referral systems for rare eye diseases and ocular involvement in rare systemic disorders. He emphasized that while individual conditions may affect only a small number of patients, collectively they impose a significant burden on children, families, and society often impacting education, independence, career prospects, and overall quality of life.

Highlighting the challenges faced by families, Dr. Ramappa noted that many rare eye conditions are frequently missed or diagnosed late, leading to prolonged uncertainty and loss of valuable time for intervention and counselling.

“Rare eye diseases may be uncommon, but the people living with them should never feel unseen or unheard. With greater public awareness, stronger referral pathways, multidisciplinary care, and continued scientific progress, there is real reason for hope,” he said. He further explained that not all rare eye diseases are purely genetic; some are linked to metabolic disorders, developmental abnormalities, inflammation, infections, trauma, or other systemic conditions, making comprehensive evaluation essential.

India currently recognizes approximately 450 rare diseases as per ICMR listings, while globally an estimated 7,000 rare diseases have been identified. Notably, a significant number of these are associated with visual impairment.

Experts highlighted the pioneering work of the Center for Rare Eye Diseases (CERED) at LVPEI, Hyderabad — a first-of-its-kind center exclusively focused on rare systemic disorders affecting the eye. He acknowledged the leadership of Dr. Muralidhar Ramappa, Head of the Center for Rare Eye Diseases and Ocular Genetics at LVPEI and noted that CERED provides high-quality care at affordable cost, including free treatment for underprivileged patients, along with awareness and outreach initiatives. IORD, he said, was fortunate to collaborate with the center in its formative stages.

The conference brought together distinguished experts and dignitaries who enriched the scientific deliberations, including Dr. Dinesh Kumar Chirla, Dr. Gayatri K and Dr. Anil Kumar Mandal, who delivered the keynote address. Leading experts from LVPEI, Rainbow Children’s Hospital, medicos, researchers and rare disease survivors participated in the deliberations.

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Bentley Systems, the global authority in infrastructure engineering software serving users in 190+ countries, curates its Ecosystem Catalog to feature only the most robust solutions that enhance its iTwin Platform. The inclusion of Eigenspace Suite follows a rigorous validation process, confirming its capability to deliver unparalleled drone data processing–including photogrammetry, orthomosaic generation, 3D point clouds, and AI-enhanced analytics–seamlessly within the Bentley environment.

Bridging the Gap: From Aerial Data to Engineering Insights

The integration empowers Bentley users to ingest high-resolution aerial datasets directly into digital twins, slashing data processing times by up to 70% while significantly boosting project precision. By bridging the gap between raw drone imagery and actionable engineering models, Eigenspace enables enterprises to accelerate workflows in high-stakes sectors such as construction megaprojects, urban smart city initiatives, renewable energy, and geospatial surveying.

“Being recognized by Bentley is a testament to Indrones’ decade-long commitment to pushing the boundaries of drone technology,” said Pravin Prajapati, CEO, Indrones Solutions. “Eigenspace Suite bridges the gap between raw aerial data and actionable infrastructure intelligence, helping enterprises and governments build smarter, more sustainable futures. This partnership amplifies our mission to democratize geospatial excellence.”

Enterprise-Grade Intelligence with Sovereign Security

At its core, Eigenspace Suite is designed for the “Drones-to-Intelligence” pipeline. Its modular architecture offers:

– Real-time Intelligence: AI-driven analytics for superior situational awareness.

– Automated Workflows: Seamless data fusion(RGB, Multispectral, Thermal, Lidar, etc.) and real-time quality checks.

– Data Sovereignty: Full 100% MeitY (Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology) compliance, ensuring that critical infrastructure data remains secure and sovereign–a vital feature for government and defense applications.

This partnership highlights the strategic convergence of Indrones’ “dual-use” technology heritage. The same robust systems trusted for national security and defense are now optimizing vast solar farms and monitoring bridge integrity, reducing fieldwork risks and operational costs.

About Indrones Solutions Pvt Ltd

Indrones is India’s leading provider of drone technology and geospatial solutions backed by MapmyIndia, specializing in enterprise-grade systems for surveying, mapping, and analytics. With over 5.4 lakh+ km of live drone coverage and 300+ proven deployments across India and international markets, Indrones continues to set the industry standard. Its flagship Sigma 25G drone recently received DGCA Type Certification, further solidifying the company’s status as a trusted partner for top infrastructure players.

Media Contact: Soham Tare

Senior Manager, Marketing Indrones Solutions

Email: soham.tare@indrones.com Phone: +91-9594 160 160

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Below we explore some of the best marketplaces for HoReCa products that are reshaping procurement in India and beyond.

1. CHFMart – Restaurant & Hospitality Supplies Marketplace

Website: https://chfmart.com/
CHFMart is a specialised B2B marketplace where restaurants, caterers and hospitality businesses can order a wide range of wholesale products, from groceries to cleaning supplies, kitchen tools and beverages. Its platform simplifies procurement with price comparison, bulk ordering and an extensive supplier network.

Best for: Restaurants and catering businesses that want cost-effective bulk sourcing and diverse product selection.

2. Hyperpure – Premium Fresh Ingredients by Zomato

Website: https://www.hyperpure.com/
Hyperpure focuses on fresh, high-quality produce and ingredients, tailored to the needs of restaurants, cloud kitchens, hotels and cafés. It offers transparent pricing, reliable deliveries, and specialised products like fresh vegetables, dairy, poultry, frozen items and bakery essentials.

Best for: HoReCa units that prioritise freshness, consistency and daily deliveries of perishable goods.

3. Horeca Stop – One-Stop Hospitality Procurement

Website: https://www.horecastop.com/
Horeca Stop positions itself as one of India’s largest all-in-one marketplaces for hospitality procurement, supplying crockery, kitchen equipment, housekeeping essentials, uniforms and more. The platform also serves larger institutional buyers with a broad inventory that covers both consumables and durable goods.

Best for: Complete hospitality supply needs — equipment, consumables and everyday operational products.

4. HorecaSupplies.in – Focused HoReCa Portal

Website: https://horecasupplies.in/
Another dedicated marketplace for HoReCa products, HorecaSupplies.in offers a focused online destination for hotels, restaurants and caterers to source kitchenware, tableware, packaging, cleaning supplies and more. The platform connects buyers with a range of suppliers serving the hospitality segment.

Best for: Smaller HoReCa businesses and niche supply requirements.

5. Jumbotail – B2B Marketplace for Food & Grocery

Website: https://jumbotail.com/
While not strictly HoReCa-specific, Jumbotail is a major B2B marketplace supplying groceries, staples, packaged foods and FMCG goods. It provides logistics support, credit options and inventory tools making it valuable for restaurants and food service providers sourcing daily essentials and bulk food items.

Best for: Bulk grocery procurement and integrated supply chain support.

6. Udaan – India’s Leading B2B Marketplace

Website: https://udaan.com/
Udaan is one of India’s largest B2B e-commerce platforms, serving millions of small businesses including hotels, cafes, canteens and other HoReCa buyers. It offers competitive wholesale price access, credit options, fast delivery and a wide range of food, FMCG, beverages and consumables.

Best for: HoReCa businesses looking for a wide product catalog and flexible financing options.

7. IndiaMART – Massive B2B Marketplace

Website: https://www.indiamart.com/
IndiaMART is India’s largest B2B marketplace that connects manufacturers, suppliers and buyers across numerous categories. HoReCa businesses can source kitchen equipment, furniture, food machinery, supplies and consumables through verified vendors on this platform.

Best for: Broad sourcing possibilities — especially for large kitchen equipment and non-food items.

8. TradeIndia – Comprehensive B2B Supply Portal

Website: https://www.tradeindia.com/
TradeIndia offers a wide B2B sourcing platform where HoReCa businesses can connect with suppliers of restaurant equipment, catering supplies, food service products and more. With millions of listings, it helps enterprises find competitive quotes and supplier options.

Best for: HoReCa buyers seeking a large supplier network for diverse needs.

9. METRO Markets

METRO Markets is a global B2B marketplace targeted at HoReCa customers, especially in Europe, offering both food and non-food supplies tailored for hospitality operations.

Best for: International HoReCa supply sourcing and non-food products.

10. CoPaGo Marketplace

A global B2B marketplace focused on FMCG, HoReCa equipment, hotel equipment and related supply categories — useful for international buyers or exporters of hospitality supplies.

Best for: Cross-border or global procurement of HoReCa goods.

How These Marketplaces Compare

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