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After $220 mn from SoftBank and others, Grofers to raise another $50-70 mn

Money will be utilised to create warehousing and manufacturing infrastructure in partner

Grofers has moved one step closer to becoming a unicorn
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T E Narasimhan Chennai
Grofers, the  online grocery start-up, which had raised around $220 million from various investors including SoftBank, is set to get another $60-70 million within a month or two. A large chunk of the money will be used to create warehousing and capacity at the company's partners manufacturing facilities. Grofers may also go public after three years.

Last month, Grofers announced $220 million fund infusion from various investors. Nearly 60 per cent came from SoftBank Vision Fund, and the rest from South Korean investment firm KTB Ventures and existing investors Tiger Global and Sequoia Capital.

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