In Pics | Indian startups backed by Mukesh Ambani

Here is a list of 10 startups in which Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance has invested in:

Addverb Technologies, Noida based Indian robotics startup, received a whopping $132 million (approximately ₹983 crores) from Reliance Industries (RIL) and picked up a 54% stake in the company. Credit: Facebook/@AddverbTech

Reliance Industries acquired a 73% stake in an Artificial Intelligence-powered learning platform, Embibe, by investing $180 million ( Rs 1340 crores approx.). Credit: Facebook/@embibe.me

One of the famous delivery apps, Dunzo, got an investment of $200 million (₹1,488 crores approx.) from Reliance Industries Ltd's retail arm in January 2022 and owns a 25.8% stake in this Bengaluru-based startup. Credit: Facebook/@dunzoit

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) acquired Radisys Corporation, a US-based open telecom platform solutions provider, for $75 million (Rs 510 crores approx.). Credit: Facebook/@openRadisys

In 2019, Reliance Industries’ subsidiary Reliance Jio acquired an 87% stake in a conversational AI platform for $100 million, Haptik, for about ₹700 crores. Credit: Haptik.ai

One of India's leading Digital streaming of music apps, Saavn, was acquired by Reliance Industries in March 2008. The company paid a whopping $104 million (Rs 775 crore approx.) and merged it with its own digital music service Jio Music. Credit: Instagram/jiosaavn

Reliance Retail acquired a majority stake in Chennai-based online pharmacy delivery startup Netmeds in August 2020 for Rs 620 crore. Credit: Facebook/@NetMeds

Reliance Industries Limited acquired an 87.6% stake in Fynd for $42.33 million (Rs 295 crore approx.) in 2019. Credit: Facebook/@gofynd

A majority stake in Bengaluru-based local language technology service startup Reverie was acquired by Reliance Industry for $75 million (Rs 190 crore approx.) in February 2019. Credit: Facebook/@reverietech

Reliance Retail, a subsidiary of RIL, bought a 96% stake in Bengaluru-based online furniture retailer Urban Ladder for over Rs 182 crore against the equity of 96% in the company. Credit: Urban Ladder