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The below brands have announced their latest funding rounds.

With this round, Eloelo has now raised over USD 50 million in funding to date.

Leveraging technology, COLUXE focuses on AI-powered personalisation, multi-use jewellery settings, and virtual try-ons, making fine jewellery more accessible for everyday wear.

Here is a roundup of the most notable funding deals of the week, highlighting six startups making waves across various sectors.

Deconstruct will use the funding to drive product innovation, strengthen sunscreen and serum offerings, dominate the gentle active space, and expand accessibility through quick commerce and retail channels.

The startups listed below have disclosed investment rounds.

The report highlights key findings on the gender funding gap, unconscious biases, and the resilience of women entrepreneurs.

AI-powered design platform Figr accelerates UI/UX design with new funding, aiming to enhance product development, expand teams, and drive global growth through generative AI advancements.

The new capital will be used to bolster research and development, expand the sales and operations teams, and develop new products.

Clean Electric aims to use the proceeds for working capital requirements, expansion, capital expenditure, and general corporate purposes.

The Series A funding round was led by India Quotient, with participation from JSW Ventures and existing investors Kalaari Capital, Titan Capital Winners Fund, Sparrow Capital, and 9Unicorns.

Here's a roundup of the standout startups that secured significant funding this week:

The Gurugram-based platform aims to deploy the raised capital to build a strong connection between Korea, Japan, and India.

The new capital will be used for team expansion, product development, the introduction of new digital tools and technologies, and outreach to more colleges and universities across the country.

The Mumbai-based fintech platform will use the current funding to enhance brand building, user acquisition, and improve its technology and product stack for a better user experience.

Here are the Indian startups that announced growth-stage funding rounds.

So far this year, women-led startups have witnessed USD 112 million in funding almost in line with USD 123 million raised in the first two months of 2023.

This is Walmart's second stint to enter the Indian market after it parted ways with its partner – Bharti Group in 2013