ChefKart raised $2 million in funds led by Pravega Ventures and Blume Ventures

July 26, 2022

, By Sarika Parmar

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At-home cooking services platform ChefKart raised $2 million in funds led by Pravega Ventures and Blume Ventures where Zomato cofounder Deepinder Goyal, Titan NSE -0.59 % Capital, Cred founder Kunal Shah, Tremis Capital, Lets Venture, and other angel investors also participated.

ChefKart connects users with qualified and vetted home chefs who prepare hygienic meals based on their preferences. ChefKart intends to use the funds to achieve its goal of dominating the subscription-based at-home cooking service market in Gurugram and expanding into new markets. According to a FICCI-PwC report, the Indian food services market is expected to be worth Rs 5,52,000 crore in 2022, with the unorganised sector accounting for approximately 57% of the pie.

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ChefKart raised $2 million in funds led by Pravega Ventures and Blume Ventures

July 26, 2022

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At-home cooking services platform ChefKart raised $2 million in funds led by Pravega Ventures and Blume Ventures where Zomato cofounder Deepinder Goyal, Titan NSE -0.59 % Capital, Cred founder Kunal Shah, Tremis Capital, Lets Venture, and other angel investors also participated.

ChefKart connects users with qualified and vetted home chefs who prepare hygienic meals based on their preferences. ChefKart intends to use the funds to achieve its goal of dominating the subscription-based at-home cooking service market in Gurugram and expanding into new markets. According to a FICCI-PwC report, the Indian food services market is expected to be worth Rs 5,52,000 crore in 2022, with the unorganised sector accounting for approximately 57% of the pie.

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