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Dhaval Shah and Dharmil Sheth are the founders of PharmaEasy that was launched in 2015. Ever since the launch, PharmaEasy is said to have disrupted the market. Two years into the business, they started getting over 80,000 orders a month. Now, the health-tech startup has been merged with MedLife — the latter will be selling all its operations for an almost 20% stake. Their combined value will be reportedly $1.2 billion.
“PharmEasy has been around since 2015, but its services have taken on an essential prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic. It reportedly serves more than 700 cities, delivering both medications and diagnostic services, and has raised more than $300 million,”Fortune wrote.
The list also includes SoftBank Group Senior vice president, investments Akshay Naheta (39), Head of digital assets and distributed ledger technology (DLT) at TD Ameritrade Sunayna Tuteja, Maverick Ventures Managing director Ambar Bhattacharyya (37), and ACLU Chief product and digital officer Deepa Subramaniam (39).
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