Aravind Sanka is the Co-founder of Rapido, India's first and largest bike taxi app focused on making commuters' daily intracity travel affordable, faster and safer. At Rapido, Aravind plays a key ...
With the fresh capital, Beacon.li plans to expand its AI capabilities, scale globally, and refine its enterprise automation ...
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Rapido Hits Unicorn Status with USD 1.1 Bn Valuation After USD 200 Mn Series E FundingAravind Sanka, Co-founder of Rapido, said, "With this new infusion of capital, we are eager to explore and expand our offerings, ensuring we meet the evolving needs of our customers. Over the past ...
Bengaluru-headquartered ride-sharing platform Rapido has joined hands with the Mission for Elimination of Poverty in ...
Rapido, India’s largest ride-sharing platform, has joined hands with the Mission for Elimination of Poverty in Municipal ...
By simplifying complex workflows, enhancing user experience, and reducing support overhead, Beacon.li empowers businesses to ...
AI-driven enterprise tech startup Beacon.li has secured $7 Mn (around INR 60.9 Cr) in its Series A funding round led by Sorin ...
Beacon aims to expand its AI capabilities, scale its global footprint, and further enhance enterprise automation ...
Rapido has transitioned to a SaaS business model, eliminating daily commissions for its drivers, according to Co-founder Aravind Sanka. He emphasised the company's focus on providing value to both ...
Founded in 2015 by Guntupalli, Rishikesh SR and Aravind Sanka, Rapido allows users to book bike taxis and autos. It also forayed into the can segment in December 2023. Besides, it also offers peer ...
Aravind is currently the Co-Founder at Rapido- Bike Taxi of India. He was the Co-Founder of a company called theKarrier. He worked in Flipkart as a Supply Chain Finance Business Partner.
With this funding, Beacon.li aims to expand its AI capabilities, scale its global footprint, and further enhance enterprise automation ...
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