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The newest Indian startup stories, 11 November 2026

$475 millionRaised this week (disclosed)26Rounds this week$100MBiggest (Agrani Labs)

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₹832 Cr

Digital lender behind Kissht

OnEMI closes ₹832 crore share allotment to 34 investors

  • OnEMI Technology Solutions runs the digital lending app Kissht and is based in Mumbai, serving consumers who borrow through their phones
  • The company allotted about 2.65 crore new shares at ₹314.11 each to 34 investors, 24 of them new, and the shares got exchange trading approval on 8 November
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