This story is from March 30, 2019
Sachin Bansal backs 2 bike rental cos
BENGALURU: After betting big with a $92-million equity investment in ridehailing giant Ola, Flipkart co-founder
Vogo is backed by Ola and VC firm Matrix Partners India, while Bounce is backed by Sequoia Capital India. The deal is a part of money management exercise for the holding company set up by Bansal called BAC Acquisitions.
“This is just a treasury management activity for the company. There’s nothing more to it,” said Bansal in a statement to TOI, without confirming size of the investments.
Earlier, he had also lent Rs 500 crore collectively to NBFCs Altico and Indostar. Bansal made about $1 billion when he sold his 5% stake in Flipkart.
Sachin Bansal
has now given debt to rival bike rental startupsBounce
andVogo
. Bansal has given debt to both companies $3-4 million each, with an option to lend more.Vogo is backed by Ola and VC firm Matrix Partners India, while Bounce is backed by Sequoia Capital India. The deal is a part of money management exercise for the holding company set up by Bansal called BAC Acquisitions.
Earlier, he had also lent Rs 500 crore collectively to NBFCs Altico and Indostar. Bansal made about $1 billion when he sold his 5% stake in Flipkart.
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