Here’s the presentation Walmart used to help seal $16b Flipkart deal

Flipkart is one of India’s largest ecommerce companies. It’s a local Amazon rival that started like its US-based peer: initially focusing on books before branching out into other product categories.

Since its launch in 2007, Flipkart has grown to offer 80 million products across over 80 categories on its platform, according to its website.

In 2018, Flipkart and Walmart closed a US$16 billion, making the US-based retail major the largest shareholder in the Indian firm.

Here is the presentation Walmart used to help seal the deal.

Flipkart’s fundraising journey

• 2009: US$1 million series A from Accel Partners
• 2010: US$10 million series B from Tiger Global Management
• 2011: US$20 million series C from Tiger Global Management
• 2012: US$150 million series D from Accel Partners, Tiger Global Management, Naspers, Iconiq Capital
• 2013: US$360 million series E from Accel Partners, Vulcan Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, Morgan Stanley, Iconiq Capital, Naspers, Tiger Global Management, Sofina
• 2014: US$210 million in late-stage funding from Naspers, Iconiq Capital, DST Global, Tiger Global Management
• 2014: US$1 billion in late-stage funding from T. Rowe Price, GIC-Government of Singapore Investment Corporation, Accel Partners, Tiger Global Management, DST Global
• 2014: US$700 million in late-stage funding from Iconiq Capital, Qatar Investment Authority, DST Global, T. Rowe Price, Baillie Gifford, Tiger Global Management, Greenoaks Capital, GIC-Government of Singapore Investment Corporation, Steadview Capital
• 2015: US$700 million in late-stage funding from Tiger Global Management, Steadview Capital
• 2017: US$1.4 billion in late-stage funding from Microsoft, Tencent, eBay
• 2017: US$71 million in strategic investment from Naspers
• 2017: US$2.5 billion in late-stage funding from SoftBank Corp
• 2017: US$156.2 million in debt financing from Axis Bank
• 2018: US$16 billion M&A deal with Walmart
• 2020: US$1.2 billion infusion from Walmart
• 2020: US$62.8 million strategic investment from Tencent
• 2020: US$560 million infusion from Walmart
• 2021: US$3.6 billion in late-stage funding from Tiger Global Management, Antara Capital, GIC-Government of Singapore Investment Corporation, Walmart, Qatar Investment Authority, Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, SoftBank Vision Fund, DisruptAD, Tencent, Willoughby Capital, Franklin Templeton Investments

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