Retail

Keeta’s entry into the Qatari market marks another step in its global mission to deliver high-quality food delivery services to a wide range of consumers worldwide.

The app offers well-known brands including Faasos, Krispy Kreme, Wow!, and EatFit. Most items on Ownly’s menu are priced under Rs 150 (US$1.80), with essentials such as chapati, rice, and eggs available for less than Rs 100 (US$1.20).

The company’s strong financial results were driven by broad-based growth across GCC markets, such as the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman, as well as non-GCC markets including Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq.

The new feature enables customers to request car-based deliveries for oversized items, enhancing the versatility of Careem’s food delivery and local market services.

Novastar Ventures led the funding round, joined by notable investors such as Y Combinator, AAIC Investment, Rebel Fund, GFR Fund, Kaleo, HoaQ, and others.

DeskEats now operates in more than 7,000 tech parks, corporate offices, and business hubs across 30 major cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata.

The new Manna app, built on Flipdish’s advanced restaurant ordering technology, allows users to browse local menus, place food orders, and make payments, all ahead of rapid deliveries made directly from restaurant kitchens to customer doorsteps by Manna’s autonomous drones.

The extension round, led by AlJazira Capital, brings the total Series B funding to US$64 million.

These partnerships feature special offers, promotional deals, and exclusive products tailored to varied customer tastes, enhancing market engagement.

The funding round will also include participation from A91 Partners and 360 ONE Asset Management, signaling robust investor confidence in EatClub’s business model and its growth prospects in the competitive cloud kitchen space.