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668 crores Rs. 735 crores).The capital raised will be used to focus on building and rolling out new products to enable the SME merchants to digitise their business, the statement said.”We are confident that our capital efficiency and execution will make this our last fund raise before we become profitable with the eventual IPO in 2017,” Radhika Aggarwal co founder and Chief Business Officer ShopClues said.ShopClues said its GMV (gross merchandise value of the products sold on its platform) has grown over four fold since January 2015, and the business is shipping out over 3.5 million items on a monthly basis.The company has till date raised over $130 million (roughly Rs. 868 crores) in funding.”The company continues to empower the sales of over 3.5 lakh registered SME merchants and has launched multiple new services for seller marketing in the past one year,” the statement said.These include working capital loans, ShopClues Connect (Chat Services), neighborhood market (hyperlocal discovery platform), logistics and payment services and domain services.”As a long term investor, GIC believes in the strong growth potential of India’s e commerce industry.”We are confident that ShopClues’ merchant first mind set and solid management team will enable the company to expand its reach, especially in the Tier II and Tier III cities,” Ravi Balasubramanian, Head of Asia Equities Research, GIC, said.ShopClues was founded in 2011 by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Sandeep Aggarwal.

Imgur eventually corrected this oversight, wrapping all their gifs in their own proprietary format that compressed them (what it seems to do these days is alternate between playing mp4 under the hood for long gifs, but still using gif format for shorter gifs), and gfycat fell away into irrelevance. I not sure why anyone would still be using gfycat now, except that perhaps they got onto the site back in the day and are still using it. I haven even visited their page in ages..

By bringing together subtractive and additive printing in a single machine, there’s even more added flexibility that the device has, allowing for more complicated products to be made entirely through 3D printing. “So, let’s take the case of a wearable electronics device,” Mudda says, explaining how it works. “You need an outer case, the PCB has to be etched, smaller mechanical objects.

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