Indian casual wear brand The Souled Store raises $10m from Elevation Capital
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August 4, 2021
Mumbai-based casual wear brand The Souled Store on Wednesday said that it has raised Rs75 crore as a part of its Series B funding led by Elevation Capital.
The investment round also saw participation from angel investors and startup founders including – Sahil Barua, co-founder Delhivery; Gunjan Soni, chief executive officer, Zalora; Revant Bhate, co-founder, Mosaic Wellness; Ramakant Sharma, founder, Livspace among others.
According to the company, it will be using the capital to expand its product portfolio on both licensed merchandise and casual wear, while building better brand awareness and offline retail presence pan India. The company will also be using the funds to expand its manufacturing capabilities and focus on recruiting activities.
The Souled Store Raises $10 Mn, Looks To Expand Manufacturing & Retail
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