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We aspire to help individuals form substantial connections and stay entertained. Build an inclusive community that encourages and empowers each individual to share their unique journey and valuable experiences with confidence.
Headquartered in Bengaluru, ShareChat is spreading its team globally across India, USA and Europe.
With 325+ million monthly active users, 80 million creators, and over 2.5 billion shares every month, ours is a story of disrupting the digital narrative of India. In fact, we aim to truly disrupt the state of content creation in India by building a community of over a million monetisable creators by 2025.
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Rating by Women Employees | 3.3 Average rated by 127 women | 1.8 Bad rated by 3 women | 3.4 Average rated by 10 women | 2.6 Poor rated by 3 women |
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Founders on a second innings: For some, it’s a venture out; for others, a point to prove
- Over the past 12-15 months, more than a dozen entrepreneurs stepped down from active roles at their startups to launch new ventures in the tech and venture investment ecosystem.
- Founders emerged from companies in two main buckets: some achieving scale and venturing into new segments, while others from struggling or shut down startups.
- Examples include Mayank Kumar launching Borderplus, Priyanka Gill starting Coluxe, and Naiyya Saggi founding Edition.
- Karan Mehta and Sonali Jindal, ex-cofounders of Kissht, launched Rezolv, securing $3.5 million in seed capital from 3one4 Capital.
- Entrepreneurs like Kumar leverage credibility from past ventures, easing team recruitment, and highlighting higher expectations in new startups.
- Vijay Arisetty transitioned from Mygate to Aurm, emphasizing the benefits of prior experience, which aids in decision-making and structuring.
- Founders are exploring emerging areas such as AI and deeptech, with founders like Azhar Iqubal launching Fenado AI and ShareChat founders starting General Autonomy.
- The trend reflects a shift towards building in new technologies and learning from past ventures to make optimal decisions in startups.
- Shreyans Sancheti, after Bluelearn's closure, has ventured into AI-based marketing research with Linkrunner.
- Entrepreneurs entering their 'second innings' bring valuable experience and a knack for innovation to the startup landscape.

Creative local content, regional uptake driving short-form video demand: CFO ShareChat
- India's short-form video market is experiencing growth driven by local content demand and regional uptake according to ShareChat's CFO.
- Manohar Singh Charan mentioned that differentiated services with regional relevance are fostering business momentum and brand-audience connections.
- ShareChat's parent company, Mohalla Tech, is nearing EBITDA positive status and plans to hire selectively as it approaches profitability.
- The company aims for selective hiring and intends to attract more investors before a potential IPO in the next 24 months.
- In FY24, Mohalla Tech witnessed revenue growth of 33% and reduced losses by one-third, a trend that continues in FY25.
- ShareChat has achieved EBITDA profitability on a standalone basis and anticipates reducing losses at a consolidated level by FY25.
- ShareChat looks to prioritize profitability before an IPO, focusing on attracting strategic investors for future growth.
- The company emphasizes efficient capital use and aims to involve quality investors leading up to the IPO.
- India's expanding online user base and projected internet growth suggest a significant surge in social media and short-form video consumption.
- With the increasing internet penetration and economic growth in India, brands are expected to invest more in regional content and micro-influencers.
- Charan expressed optimism about the social media economy's future growth with heightened brand engagement and focus on vernacular language platforms.

PhonePe Sets IPO Ball Rolling, The Whole Truth Bags $15 Mn & More
- PhonePe is preparing for an IPO, taking advantage of the timing and its strong growth in FY24.
- PhonePe currently has nearly half of the UPI payments market share.
- Top-level executives resign from ShareChat.
- The Whole Truth, a D2C snacking brand, raises $15 million in Series C funding led by Sofina.

ShareChat Sets Up AI centre in Singapore to reach regional talent
- Indian social media company ShareChat has opened its first AI Centre of Excellence in Singapore.
- The centre aims to access skilled AI talent, improve technology, and enhance user experience.
- ShareChat plans to collaborate with government agencies, learning institutes, and other corporations for knowledge-sharing and talent development programs.
- The company will use Singapore's AI talent and resources to build a top-tier recommendation system for users.

ShareChat to Layoff 5% of its Workforce Amid Annual Review: Report
- ShareChat, the Google-backed social media platform in India, is set to lay off 5% of its workforce.
- The company is restructuring and aims to reduce its employee count from 540 to 500 starting in 2025.
- This comes a year after ShareChat laid off 40 employees following a debt financing round.
- ShareChat has gained popularity in non-English speaking regions of India.

ShareChat to trim workforce based on annual performance review
- Homegrown social media platform ShareChat is set to trim its workforce by around 20-30 employees, or 5% of its total employees.
- The decision comes after the company's annual performance appraisal cycle and is not related to cost-cutting measures.
- ShareChat aims to maintain excellence and adaptability in a competitive environment by aligning the team with evolving business objectives.
- The company reported improved financial performance for FY24, with increased annual revenue and reduced adjusted EBITDA losses.

ShareChat to cut 5% of workforce following performance review
- Indian social-media platform ShareChat is set to reduce its workforce by approximately five percent.
- The move follows the company's annual performance review and reflects ongoing cost optimization measures.
- The layoffs will impact 20-30 employees, targeting those at the bottom of the performance scale.
- ShareChat's headcount will drop to approximately 500 after the cuts.

ShareChat cuts 5% jobs as part of performance review cycle
- ShareChat, the vernacular social media platform, is reportedly laying off about 5% of its workforce.
- This marks ShareChat's second round of layoffs in the past six months.
- The company had previously implemented cost-cutting measures and sacked 700 employees in 2023.
- ShareChat currently employs between 530 and 550 people, and the layoffs are part of an annual review process.

Layoffs in 2024: These startups grappled with workforce cuts
- Indian startups continued to struggle with workforce cuts in 2024, even as some showed signs of recovery.
- Ola Cabs and Ola Electric cut employee numbers due to operational challenges.
- Paytm, Byju’s, Swiggy and Flipkart also laid off workers during the year.
- Byju’s let go of 500 employees from its marketing and sales teams, while Swiggy cut 350-400 jobs.
- Flipkart laid off between 1,100-1,500 individuals and suspended fresh hiring for a year.
- Paytm also cut jobs, with its payments bank unit trimming its workforce by 20%.
- Unacademy dismissed 250 employees while ShareChat cut 40 jobs.
- Culture.fit laid off 100-120 individuals and Good Glamm Group let go of 150 workers.
- Despite a slight recovery for some startups, layoffs in India's emerging tech sector remained high in 2024.
- Ola Electric revealed the cutting of 300-400 jobs with potential for further layoffs.

ShareChat Ropes In Ex-TikTok Executive Nitin Jain As CTO
- Homegrown social media platform ShareChat has appointed former TikTok executive Nitin Jain as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
- Jain will lead the development of technology and applications at ShareChat and its short video app Moj.
- With over 25 years of experience, Jain has worked across sectors such as fintech, advertising, and data analytics.
- Jain's expertise in fields like artificial intelligence and big data will be beneficial for ShareChat's growth.

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