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Giva raises Rs 110 crore in Series C extension

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Company
GIVA
What it does
Omnichannel jewellery brand
Kind
Funding
Amount
Rs 110 crore (~$12M)
Stage
Series C extension
Based in
Bengaluru
Founded
2019
Sector
Commerce & Consumer Brands

What they do

Giva is an omnichannel jewellery brand selling silver, gold, lab-grown diamond and demifine jewellery

What happened

It raised Rs 110 crore (~$12M) in a Series C extension led by HPV CC1 Ltd, with participation from Kenro Capital, Premji Invest and Titan Capital

Why it matters

The round values Giva at ~Rs 4,900 crore, a 22% increase from its previous Series C valuation of ~Rs 4,000 crore

The details

  • Giva is raising Rs 110 crore (~$12M) in a Series C extension round.
  • The round is led by HPV CC1 Ltd, which is investing Rs 74.25 crore (~$8.25M).
  • Kenro Capital is participating with Rs 13.75 crore in primary capital.
  • Premji Invest, via PI Opportunities Fund II, is investing Rs 11 crore.
  • Titan Capital, via Winners Fund, is also investing Rs 11 crore.
  • The board approved the issuance of 94,01,710 Series C1 CCPS (compulsorily convertible preference shares) at Rs 117 each.
  • The funds will be used for operational expenses, hiring, marketing, and general corporate purposes.

The bigger picture

  • This extension comes just months after Giva raised a Rs 530 crore Series C in June 2025.
  • The post-money valuation of ~Rs 4,900 crore is a 22% increase from the previous round's valuation of ~Rs 4,000 crore.
  • Giva's total funding raised to date now exceeds $146M.
  • The company's FY25 operating revenue grew 89% to Rs 518 crore, though its net loss also widened 22% to Rs 72 crore.

About the business

  • Giva is an omnichannel jewellery brand selling silver, gold, lab-grown diamond, and demifine jewellery.
  • It operates through its website, mobile app, and franchise-led store expansion.
  • The company has ~150 physical stores across India.
  • In FY25, Giva reported operating revenue of Rs 518 crore (89% increase from Rs 274 crore in FY24).
  • Its net loss for FY25 was Rs 72 crore (22% increase from FY24).

What happens next

  • Giva plans to use the funds for operational expenses, hiring, marketing, and general corporate purposes.

The deal

Type
funding

Investors

Founders

  • Ishendra Agarwal, founder
  • Aditya Labroo, founder
  • Nikita Prasad, founder

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