Indian haircare brand Moxie Beauty and experiential tech firm Tagbin have separately raised fresh funding to fuel their next phase of growth and expansion.
Haircare brand Moxie raises $15m funding
Indian haircare brand Moxie Beauty has secured up to $15 million in Series A funding, led by Bessemer Venture Partners, an early-stage venture capital firm.
The round also saw the participation of existing investor Fireside Ventures and a group of angel investors.
The corpus raised will help the company fund its product development, expand its team, and increase distribution.
Moxie Beauty, set up in 2023, specialises in hair care products, keeping the needs of Indian customers and the climate in mind. It offers shampoos, conditioners, styling solutions, and scalp care essentials, and its products are available on e-commerce platforms such as Nykaa and Amazon.
Experiential tech startup Tagbin bags $10m
Tagbin, an experiential technology firm headquartered in Gurugram, has secured $10 million in funding as it looks to expand its operations.
Led by the SageOne Flagship Growth OE Fund, the funding round will support Tagbin’s plans to scale its AI-driven platforms for government use while also expanding adoption across enterprise clients.
The round also saw the participation of other investors.
Established in 2013, Tagbin creates digital experiences that bring physical spaces to life. The company builds interactive installations, immersive museums, and public exhibitions, and claims to have worked on several major cultural and civic projects.
Following the new funding, Tagbin is shifting much of its focus to developing AI-based platforms for government use, aimed at helping departments handle large volumes of data, track operations, and make better decisions.
