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It’s boom-time for startups over the world. Indian startup association has boomed in the last couple of decades. A few Indian companies made to the rundown of the most valuable startups in the world in terms of their valuation.
We compiled top 11 start-ups with a valuation. These startups are the most highly valued business in Silicon Valley.
Flipkart is currently the highest valued startup in India at $15 billion. Flipkart is only Indian company among the World`s most 10 most valuable startups. Mu Sigma, a Bangalore-based analytics firm was second with $7 billion.
Here is a list of top 11 most valuable Indian companies:
11) Shopclues: $350 million
CEO: Sanjay Sethi
Founded: 2011
Founder: Sanjay Sethi, Sandeep Aggarwal
Total Funding: $150 million
Facebook: 2,508,885 Likes
Twitter: 16,116 Followers
LinkedIn: 4,113 Followers
Concept: ShopClues is India’s first and the largest managed marketplace, cloaking more than 40 million monthly visitors on its website. ShopClues provides the best online shopping experience to its customers starting from the great selection, low price, ease of use, fast delivery, and ending with the best customer service experienced. ShopClues ships in over 12k cities across India and has thousands of online stores.
10) Zomato: $1 billion
CEO: Deepinder Goyal
Founded: 2008
Founder: Deepinder Goyal
Total Funding: $80 million
Facebook: 1,176,424 Likes
Twitter: 151,638 Followers
LinkedIn: 23,568 Followers
Concept: Zomato is the hyper growth restaurant search and discovery app and is one of the most successful consumer startup story from India. Zomato is providing information on home delivery, dining-out, cafes and nightlife in cities of India and 21 other countries.
9) Quikr: $1 billion
CEO: Pranay Chulet
Founded: 2008
Founder: Pranay Chulet
Facebook: 1,720,473 Likes
Twitter: 18,658 Followers
Linkedin: 11,861 Followers
Concept: Quikr is India’s no.1 online classifieds platform, a place where people can connect with each other to buy or sell goods and services. Quikr was launched on July 2008 and is currently present in 900 cities across India.
8)Jabong: $1 billion
CEO: Arun Chandra Mohan
Founded: 2012
Founder: Arun Chandra Mohan, Praveen Sinha
Total Funding: $300 million
Facebook: 3,675,224 Likes
Twitter: 116,242 Followers
LinkedIn: 28,145 Followers
Concept: Jabong is an Indian fashion and lifestyle e-commerce portal. It retails apparel, footwear, accessories, beauty products, fragrances, home accessories and other fashion and lifestyle products.
7) Paytm: $1.5 billion
CEO: Harinder Takhar
Founded: 2010
Founder: Vijay Shekhar Sharma
Total Funding: $635 million
Facebook: 880,747 Likes
Twitter: 47,395 Followers
LinkedIn: 8,140 Followers
Concept: Paytm is India’s largest mobile payment and commerce platform. Paytm is owned by One97 Communications which initially focused on Mobile and DTH Recharging. Paytm started by offering mobile recharge and utility bill payments and today it offers a full marketplace to consumers on its mobile apps.
6) One97 communication: $2 billion
CEO: Vijay Shekhar Sharma
Founded: 2000
Founder: Vijay Shekhar Sharma
Total Funding: $35 million
Facebook: 3,215 Likes
Twitter: 1,325 Followers
LinkedIn: 15,725 Followers
Concept: One97 Communications is a mobile internet company operating a digital goods marketplace and mobile marketing platform under Paytm in India.
5) Ola Cabs: $2.4 billion
CEO: Bhavish Aggarwal
Founded: 2010
Founder: Bhavish Aggarwal, Ankit Bhati
Total Funding: $500 million
Facebook: 266,225 Likes
Twitter: 25,916 Followers
LinkedIn: 11,854 Followers
Concept: Ola cab is a car rental company based in Mumbai. Ola providing cars on hire and taxi services for local, outstation and airport transfers. Taxi booking facility can be availed through app, website or through calls.
4) Inmobi: $2.5 billion
CEO: Naveen Tewari
Founded: 2007
Founder: Naveen Tewari
Total Funding: $216 million
Facebook: 7,771 Likes
Twitter: 18,749 Followers
LinkedIn: 65,987 Followers
Concept: InMobi enables the world’s leading brands, developers, and publishers to engage global consumers through mobile advertising. InMobi backed by Soft Bank and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
3) Snapdeal: $5 billion
CEO: Kunal Bahl
Founded: 2010
Founder: Rohit Bansal, Kunal Bahl
Total Funding: $ 1.1 Billion
Facebook: 3,421,962 Likes
Twitter: 156,042 Followers
LinkedIn: 46,575 Followers
Concept: Snapdeal is an online retail website. Snapdeal started off as a daily deal website and has grown to become one of the largest e- Commerce websites in India shipping more than 25,000 products daily. New Delhi based Snapdeal is India’s 3rd biggest startup.
2 ) Mu sigma: $7 billion
CEO: Dhiraj Rajaram
Founded: 2004
Founder: Dhiraj Rajaram
Total Funding: $500 million
Facebook: 46,222 Likes
Twitter: 2,541 Followers
Linkedin: 31,487 Followers
Concept: Mu Sigma is a leading provider of Big Data and analytics solutions for Fortune 500 organizations, helping them institutionalize data-driven decision making. Mu Sigma is a Bangalore based analytics firm, founded in 2004.
1) Flipkart: $15 billion
CEO: Sachin Bansal
Founded: 2007
Founder: Sachin Bansal, Binny Bansal
Total Funding: $3.0 billion
Facebook: 4,916,824 Likes
Twitter: 346,492 Followers
Linkedin: 144,281 Followers
Concept: Flipkart is an online shopping destination, valued at around $15 billion. Flipkart is founded by Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal and it offers a wide range of products online. Flipkart has also acquired a few companies namely Myntra, LetsBuy.com, weRead, Chakpak and Mime360.
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