Bessemer Venture Partners
Latest, 12 Oct: Boldfit raises ₹400 crore Series B led by The Wealth Company's Bharat Value Fund.
Newest on Bessemer Venture Partners
- Boldfit raises ₹400 crore Series B led by The Wealth Company's Bharat Value Fund
- Pain-care D2C startup Zanskar in talks for $6M Bessemer-led funding round
- 30 Sundays raises ₹61 Cr Series A to scale AI-led holiday planning
- Ex-Livspace Duo Launch Gravity, In Talks To Raise $15 Mn For Home Interior Materials Platform
What we know
From 8 stories, the newest dated 29 Sept 2026. Summary written 4 Oct 2026. Newer stories are listed under Newest.
Bessemer Venture Partners is a venture investor that leads funding rounds in Indian startups across home building materials, travel and consumer health. [1] source: Inc42[2] source: Inc42[3] source: ET Retail Its report, resurfaced by Business Standard in September 2026, describes a $1 trillion digital opportunity in India, with online commerce rising from $30 billion in 2020 to $300 billion by 2030. [4] source: Business Standard The report highlights quick-commerce platforms BigBasket, Blinkit, Swiggy and Zepto. [4] source: Business Standard
In June 2026, Bessemer led a ₹200 crore Series B in AllHome, a building materials startup from the PharmEasy founders, at a ₹2,000 crore valuation. [5] source: The Hindu BusinessLine[6] source: Inc42 ET Retail reported that AllHome had FY26 revenue of Rs 180 crore, and The Hindu BusinessLine reported ₹400 crore ARR. [3] source: ET Retail[5] source: The Hindu BusinessLine
In July 2026, Bessemer led a ₹61 crore ($6.7 Mn) Series A in Gurugram traveltech startup 30 Sundays, which reports a ₹200 crore annualised booking-value run rate. [2] source: Inc42[7] source: Business Standard In August 2026, Inc42 reported that Delhi NCR pain-care D2C startup Zanskar was in talks to raise about $6 million in a round led by Bessemer. [1] source: Inc42
Bessemer Venture Partners has appeared in 20 distinct RetailIntel stories between May 2026 and Oct 2026, most often under retail company and retail brand and most frequently linked to Delhi NCR, Gurugram and Mumbai.
Latest
Pet healthcare startup Vetic raised $40M led by Bessemer Venture Partners to scale its clinic network across 11 cities, double vet capacity, launch national Vet-at-Home services, and expand insurance, e-pharmacy, and (18 Jun 2026). [8] source: The Hindu BusinessLine
Brands most often mentioned alongside Bessemer Venture Partners
Vetic, AllHome, PharmEasy, 30 Sundays, Greenoaks Capital, Info Edge Ventures.
Most-cited sources on Bessemer Venture Partners
Inc42 (5 stories), The Hindu BusinessLine (3 stories) and Business Standard · Companies (2 stories).
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Questions about Bessemer Venture Partners
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Bessemer Venture Partners led AllHome's ₹200 crore Series B in June 2026 and 30 Sundays' ₹61 crore Series A in July 2026. In August 2026, it was reported to be in talks to lead a round of about $6 million in Zanskar. [1] source: Inc42[2] source: Inc42[5] source: The Hindu BusinessLine
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