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Trilegal and Khaitan & Co lead on Aman Gupta’s ₹100 Crore Seed Round for OFF/BEAT

OFF/BEAT, the latest venture of Aman Gupta, will operate in the retail space and aims to build a house of brands across diverse product categories.

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OffBeat Studios Private Limited, dba OFF/BEAT, has concluded a Series Seed funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners (BVP) and Reed India.

Trilegal advised OFF/BEAT and its founder, Aman Gupta (co-founder of boAt), on this fundraise. The transaction involved a cross-border investment into an Indian company, with participation from a Mauritius-based investor as well as an India-based employee benefit trust.

The transaction team was led by Amit Khansaheb (Partner) and Vishruta Kaul (Partner), with support from Aayush Sood (Counsel), Sanchita Mishra (Counsel), Associates Farhana Akhtar and Saksham Gadia.

Amit Khansaheb, Vishruta Kaul

Khaitan & Co advised Bessemer Venture Partners on their investment in OFF/BEAT. The Firm acted for the client in drafting and negotiation of definitive documents for the investment in Offbeat Studios.

The transaction team consisted of Sanjay Khan Nagra (Partner), Hardik Bhatia (Partner), Akash Srinivasan (Principal Associate), Anjali S Kumar (Senior Associate) and Maansi Reddy Basani (Associate), with assistance from Shlok Mittal (Associate).

Sanjay Khan Nagra, Hardik Bhatia

OffBeat Studios, the latest venture of Aman Gupta, aims to leverage technology and AI to build a platform that caters to the evolving creator and content ecosystem in India.

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