Qualcomm and ZopSmart both took part in a round that will support the produce sourcing platform's growth and the strengthening of its technology base.
Ninjacart, the India-based operator of a platform that links farmers with food retailers, has secured Rs 200m ($3m) in a round backed by semiconductor technology producer Qualcomm, the Economic Times reported yesterday.
Venture capital firm Accel Partners led the round, which also featured ZopSmart, the owner of online grocery retailer ZopNow, and investment firm M&S Partners. US-based Qualcomm invested through its Qualcomm Ventures unit.
Ninjacart operates a platform that supermarkets and other food retailers can use to directly source fresh…
