Shruti Dvivedi Sodhi 
Dealstreet

Khaitan Legal Associates assists YourNest Venture Capital on ₹6.75 crore investment in Innoctive

Innoctive Technologies develops innovative software, hardware, and integrated ecosystems for the logistics industry.

Bar & Bench

Khaitan Legal Associates advised YourNest Venture Capital in making an investment of approximately ₹6.75 crore in the seed investment round of Innoctive Technologies Private Limited.

The transaction team consisted of Shruti Dvivedi Sodhi (Partner), Aditi Chandak (Senior Associate) and Anshul Singh (Associate).

Innoctive

Innoctive Technologies Pvt Ltd develops innovative software, hardware, and integrated ecosystems for the logistics industry, automating dispatch, enhancing supply chain visibility, and enabling real-time vehicle tracking thus helping businesses in the logistics industry streamline operations, improve efficiency, and stay ahead in a fast-paced, dynamic market.

YourNest Capital Advisors is an Indian venture capital firm that invests in early-stage technology companies. Focusing on sectors like deep tech, enterprise software, health-tech, and fintech, YourNest looks for startups with innovative solutions and high growth potential. They typically participate in seed and Series A funding rounds, providing not only capital but also mentorship and strategic guidance to their portfolio companies. YourNest emphasises building long-term partnerships with founders and actively supports them in scaling their businesses.

If you would like your Deals, Columns, Press Releases to be published on Bar & Bench, please fill in the form available here.

CMRL Exalogic case: ED tells Kerala High Court police bound to register FIR against ex-CM Pinarayi Vijayan

Punjab and Haryana High Court calls for aggressive measures to tackle Gurugram water crisis

Madras High Court dismisses MGR heirs’ bid to revive decades-old estate dispute

No Muslim personal law immunity from POCSO case for sex with minor wife: Delhi High Court

Madhya Pradesh HC judges cite own ordeal and child’s death from loudspeaker noise to order crackdown on noise pollution

SCROLL FOR NEXT