Infrastructure

News, The Morning Context

Slow and steady Digio is winning the paperless race

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Digio, founded by Nithin Kamath and Abhimanyu Pandian, has “slowly and silently become the back-end infrastructure provider to several industries”. The software-as-a-service (SaaS) company offers a suite of tools built around reducing paperwork, including Know Your Customer (KYC) checks, document management, compliance monitoring, and financial information aggregation. It was an early player in the space and quickly onboarded most of the stockbrokers and e-signing players. What sets Digio apart is its all-round product, focusing on the “forefront of India’s paperless digital transformation”.

News, The Morning Context

With L&T deal, AI cloud provider E2E Networks is at a turning point

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The 15-year-old cloud services provider has raised a hefty sum, thanks to a timely shift to an AI-first approach. It’s now gearing up for opportunities beyond the private sector amid intensifying competition. In the past four months, E2E Networks has raised more money than it ever did in the 15 years of its existence. Last week, infrastructure major Larsen & Toubro decided to acquire a 21% stake in E2E for Rs 1,407 crore.

Economic and Political Weekly, News

Raising the ‘Bar’ for India’s Power Sector

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Two prominent infrastructure companies belonging to Adani Group and Tata Group had sought the assistance of electricity regulators to hike the rate at which they sold power to several state power utility and distribution companies. They claimed that compensatory tariffs to the tune of nearly ₹8,000 crore were due to them as they had to absorb an increase in the price of coal imported from Indonesia. But this was denied to them by the Supreme Court.

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