Throughout the long term, Lightspeed has multiplied down on its stake in select portfolio organizations by imbuing enormous sums many a round. This is obvious in its shareholding in Udaan and Magicpin where it possesses 40% and 42.27% individually.

It additionally possesses the biggest stake in desi informal communication cum short diversion stage ShareChat. Following the organization’s $502 million super round, Lightspeed claims a 19.23% stake in the recently printed unicorn, administrative filings investigated by Fintrackr shows.

The VC firm has put $90 million in the as of late declared round.

Rise Capital (once in the past SAIF Partners) and Twitter own 12.41% and 10.83% stake in the organization separately. It’s important that ShareChat has additionally distributed inclination offers to Twitter in lieu of a $30 million advance it took in 2020.

China’s Shunwei Capital possesses over 8% of ShareChat while Xiaomi has a 6.84% stake. Tiger Global, which has had a colossal part to play in transforming a few organizations into unicorns this year, including ShareChat, orders a 3.67% stake in the organization.

In the mean time, the three fellow benefactors of the organization Farid Ahsan, Ankush Sachdeva and Bhanu Pratap Singh each own a 6.16% stake in the organization they helped to establish six years prior. Their aggregate stake has been weakened from 22.05% to 18.48% in this financing round and it merits an expected $310 million.

month alongside five different organizations — CRED, Gupshup, PharmEasy, Groww and Meesho. Aside from Tiger Global’s interest, it didn’t uncover some other subtleties. In any case, Entrackr has been deciphering it through administrative filings.

A week ago, we solely announced about Tencent’s support in ShareChat’s Series E round with a weighty $225 million convertible obligation.

As indicated by independent administrative filings, ShareChat has gotten new assets across two new adjusts – Series F and F2.

In the Series F round, the organization has raised anyplace between Rs 530 to Rs 592 crore from six financial backers. Lightspeed partook in the two rounds by contributing Rs 656-732.5 crore or around $88-98 million though Snap Inc, Gifted Jade Limited and IQ openings Fund all in all contributed Rs 183 crore to Rs 205 crore or $25-27 million.

Moving over to the Series F2 round, we see a sharp ascent in cost per portion of around 46% where Tiger Global and Lightspeed all things considered poured in Rs 728 crore-Rs 809 crore or $98-109 million. Tiger drove the F2 round with Rs 414-462.5 crore or $56-62 million joined by LightSpeed with a mixture of around Rs 311 crore to Rs 347.05 crore at the higher valuation.

As indicated by Fintrackr’s assessments, ShareChat has been esteemed anyplace between $1.95 billion to $2.18 billion after the finish of the F2 round.

As of now, ShareChat has cleaned up $414 million in the Series F round including $225 million obligation. The excess $88 million out of the declared $502 million is probably going to be gotten by the organization in the coming weeks.