Luxury villa rental startup StayVista raised $5 million in funds led by DSG Consumer Partners where investors like Capri Global and CA Holdings also participated.
The funds will be used to expand operations and build out its technology infrastructure. StayVista will also use the funds to accelerate growth, hire more employees, and expand its network. The B2C vertical is solely focused on online customers, allowing users to search for and book villas online. The startup claims to have over 500 villas listed on its platform in 50 cities. It also intends to expand its presence in new geographies within India, particularly in Tier II, III, and IV cities.
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Luxury villa rental startup StayVista raised $5 million in funds led by DSG Consumer Partners where investors like Capri Global and CA Holdings also participated.
The funds will be used to expand operations and build out its technology infrastructure. StayVista will also use the funds to accelerate growth, hire more employees, and expand its network. The B2C vertical is solely focused on online customers, allowing users to search for and book villas online. The startup claims to have over 500 villas listed on its platform in 50 cities. It also intends to expand its presence in new geographies within India, particularly in Tier II, III, and IV cities.
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