Matrix Professional provides a range of hair care, color, and styling products, focusing on the needs of Indian hair types and concerns. The self-described professional products are designed to offer solutions for hair care, repair, and styling.

Matrix Professional

Founded in 2006, Z47 (fka Matrix Partners India) invests in technology companies targeting the Indian consumer and global enterprise market at the seed, early, and early growth stages. Z47 has invested in several market-leading companies such as Ola (mobility), Razorpay (payments), OfBusiness (B2B Commerce, fintech), Dailyhunt (mobile local language platform), Five Star Business Finance (SME lending), Ola Electric (electric vehicles), OneCard (mobile-first credit card), Country Delight (D2C dairy & fresh foods brand), MoEngage (intelligent marketing cloud platform), Jupiter (consumer neobank), Stanza Living (tech-enabled student housing platform), GoKwik (e-commerce enablement platform) among others. Following a "foundersfirst!"​ philosophy, the firm invests in entrepreneurs across sectors, and is personally committed to helping build world-changing companies. 
 
Z47 has advisory offices in Bangalore, Delhi and Mumbai in India. Further information is available at Z47.com. To know more about our investment philosophy, check out the Z47 podcast series. 



Z47 (fka Matrix Partners India)

At GreyLabs AI, we are looking for a Product Manager to join our fast-growing team 🚀  
If you're interested, please apply! More details about the role can be found in the link to the application form in my comment below 🚀 

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India stands poised on the brink of a manufacturing breakout and unprecedented growth. There are multiple tailwinds and underlying fundamental shifts such as China + 1 strategy, growing global demand for ‘Made in India’ products, development of a supportive manufacturing ecosystem, govt. support and availability of skilled talent - all of which gives us confidence that manufacturing is going to play a pivotal role in shaping India’s economy over the next decade
 
Read on as Sudipto Sannigrahi and I draw parallels with conditions that previously catalysed the growth of large global manufacturing economies and services in India with conditions that exist today - in part 1 of this 3 part manufacturing series. We believe that this is a once in a generation opportunity to build something large and meaningful in manufacturing.
 
Link to the article: https://lnkd.in/gQ3hQ4yg
 
Please drop us a line, if you are building in B2B or manufacturing. We would love to connect and discuss more
Avnish Bajaj Nivedith Keswani Yashasvi Madhogaria Vineet Kanabar

Happy to announce that I will be one of the speakers at the Global Fintech Fest 2024! To launch our annual Fintech report, The State of the Fintech Union 2024. We are organizing closed-room discussions for Fintech/Financial Services founders and senior executives on August 29th at GFF. I look forward to connecting and sharing insights with you. See you at #GFF24!

Visit: www.globalfintechfest.com
 
Anish Patil | Anand Khetan | Taha Tinwala | Nipun Singhal |
Sandeep Jhingran | Latika K | Neha Gadi | Deepika Suthar | 
Siddhartha Sengupta 
 
#GFF #GFF24 #GlobalFintechFest2024 #Fintech #Networking #Finance

🏀 Building for India’s Sports and Fitness Revolution.

Abhishek Ganguly, Co-founder & CEO of Agilitas, Mohit Kumar, Founder of Ultrahuman and Runnr, and Naresh Krishnaswamy, CEO of Curefit - House of Cult, discussed the "why now" for the sector at our Move-a-Thon mixer last week with Chandrasekhar Venugopal (CV).

👟 Footwear: Government support through BIS, PLI Schemes, and ‘Make in India’ has created a significant “Why now,” potentially disrupting the supply landscape. Founders can use this opportunity to build customer-backwards – wider feet for India, women and kid solutions, and price points innovation. However, challenges exist across the entire value chain, from sourcing/manufacturing (lack of raw materials and quality production capability) to distribution (overdependence on Marketplaces). India also lacks talent (product design) and experience in building home-grown aspirational brands.

👕 Apparel and Lifestyle: India’s needs are different – innovations are key – including those in fabric (cotton feel, bamboo, breathable), fit (mix of lounge-wear and active-wear), and silhouette. Several categories like movement-friendly innerwear and swimwear for Indian women still need 101 problem-solving.

⌚ Wearables and Tracking: While the primary focus has traditionally been on basic metrics like step tracking, consumers are turning their attention to more advanced metrics. There is an increasing interest in tracking sleep, heart rate variability (HRV), etc. As the nation gets sophisticated in its fitness, it will upgrade to devices of better quality/brands – and deeper, more personalized features.

🏋️‍♀️ Facilities: Supply (of facilities and infra) will lead to demand, and not the other way around. Setting up facilities is capital-intensive with long payback windows. Choosing the right sport, location, maximizing utilization, and upselling will be key to running a profitable business. There may be white spaces like that in swimming - a large untrained population is starting to learn and rely on the same for daily fitness.

Key Recommendation for founders:

🏃‍♂️ Abhishek: Absolute focus on creating uniqueness drives growth, especially in fashion and sports where India lacks historical strength.
🥇 Naresh: For founders in fitness and sports, hire only those who share your deep passion for the field, as it’s critical for authentic and effective business growth.
📈 Mohit: Ensure your employees use your product daily to gain insights and stay ahead of market trends, making internal feedback your first signal for product iterations. This will help you get closer to PMF.

While the opportunities in this sector are significant, addressing Bharat’s unique challenges will be crucial. At Z47, we’re excited about the possibilities, and if you are building in this sector, we’d love to chat.

Rajat Agarwal | Kishan Kashyap | Rohan Parikh | Divyam Gupta

#FoundersFirst #Z47Consumer #Fitness #Sports

Z47-backed Ola Electric makes IPO debut

Ola Electric today officially made its IPO debut, raising over ₹6,000 crores, marking a significant milestone in its journey as a leader in India’s electric vehicle sector. As privileged early partners in this journey, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Bhavish Aggarwal, the Ola Electric leadership team and their families for this remarkable achievement. We support your vision to transform the future of electric mobility.

Less than four years ago, Ola Electric announced its plan to create the world’s largest 2-wheeler scooter factory. In the short period since, with over 1.5 million electric vehicles sold to date, Ola Electric has established itself as the most innovative and successful electric 2-wheeler player. Their bikes have resonated with consumers, offering cutting-edge technology, exceptional performance, customer experience and after-sales service. 

With this IPO, a new journey begins, empowering Ola Electric to further expand operations. Very few companies and founders have made this large an impact in such a short period of time. This underscores the dedication and hard work of Bhavish and his team, and their vision to transform the EV manufacturing and mobility landscape in India and beyond. India has the potential to be the EV hub for the world with the Ola Electric ecosystem at the heart of this transformation.

Congratulations again to Bhavish, the Ola leadership team and their families on this momentous occasion!

Avnish Bajaj Tarun Davda Rajinder Balaraman Vikram Vaidyanathan Rajat Agarwal Sudipto Sannigrahi Pranay Desai Aakash Kumar

Join us for an engaging trialogue with industry experts:

Mr. William Hockey, CEO and Founder, Column,
Mr. Harshil Mathur, CEO & Co-founder, Razorpay,
Mr. Vikram Vaidyanathan, Managing Director, Z47 (fka Matrix Partners India).

Discover The Future of Bank-tech: Building Scalable & Resilient Fintech Infrastructure 

Register - www.globalfintechfest.com

Sandeep Jhingran Latika K Neha Gadi Deepika Suthar Siddhartha Sengupta
Google Pay PhonePe Perfios HDFC Bank State Bank of India Punjab National Bank Mastercard Amazon Pay Neokred Razorpay Lyra

#GFF #GFF24 #GlobalFintechFest #FintechRevolution #FintechInnovator

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Market	PRIVATE
Sector	Consumer Goods
Industry	Beauty & Personal Care
Country	IN
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