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Vikas SN · · 1 min read

Indian Group Buying Site MyDala.com Raises $3.6 Million from Info Edge

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Indian group buying website MyDala.com, has raised second round funding of Rs 18 crores ($3.6 million) from Info Edge (India).

This follows its initial funding of 9 crores ($1.8 million) from Info Edge and Rs 1.1 crores ($250,000) from the founders of CX Partners.

Launched in November 2009, the start-up claims to be the first group-buying site in India and had recently hit the 3 million subscribers milestone.

It had also released a BlackBerry app in August, which enabled users to easily browse through the deals in their area and pay for them using the integrated payment options in the app.

With e-commerce booming in India and group buying sites popping up like mushrooms across the country, we assume this funding will be used to scale up MyDala’s operations and compete with its rivals like Snapdeal, Crazeal (previously Sosasta), and dealsandyou.

[via Medianama]

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Vikas SN

Vikas SN is a blogger based out of Bangalore, India and co-founder of TechKnots.com. Prior to Penn-Olson, he covered Indian technology news and startups for The Next Web. You can follow him on Twitter, Google+ or contact him via email at tsuvik@gmail.com