A look at this week's startup deals: Aretto, Swiggy, Oyo, DynamoFL, eBikeGo were in news

This week startups like Aretto and DynamoFL raised funding; Gogoro and Swiggy joined hands for EV adoption in last-mile delivery, electric bike startup eBikeGo said it plans to launch its Muvi brand of e-scooters, and OYO said it will facilitate on-the-job training across its vacation home business in countries such as Denmark.

ZeeBiz.com has curated a list of top deals this week featuring OYO, Aretto, DynamoFL, eBikeGo among others.

Kids footwear brand Aretto raises Rs 4.5 crore in funding round

Kids footwear brand Aretto has raised USD 550,000 (about Rs 4.5 crore) in a funding round led by cricketer Hardik Pandya, and investment banking firm Veromint Advisors.

Gogoro, Swiggy join hands for EV adoption in last-mile delivery

Electric vehicle battery-swapping solutions provider Gogoro Inc on Thursday announced a partnership with Swiggy to promote its electric Smartscooters to last-mile delivery partners of the on-demand convenience delivery platform across India.

DynamoFL raises $15.1 million to scale privacy-focused generative AI for enterprise

DynamoFL on Wednesday announced that it has closed a USD 15.1-million funding round. Nexus Venture Partners and Canapi Ventures led the latest round, which also saw participation from other investors, the company said in a release.

eBikeGo to launch Muvi brand of e-scooters in international market next fiscal

Electric bike startup eBikeGo on Wednesday said it plans to launch its Muvi brand of e-scooters in the international market in the next financial year. EBikeGo has strategically handpicked Virginia, Barcelona and Spain as the pivotal locations for its international operations, which will commence from fiscal year April 2024.

OYO to facilitate skill training for Haryana youths at its vacation home businesses abroad

Hospitality tech platform OYO will facilitate on-the-job training across its vacation home business in countries such as Denmark to selected youth from Haryana in conjunction with Vishwakarma Skills University.

Cyber security firm SecureWorks to lay off 15% of its workforce

SecureWorks, a cybersecurity enterprise, has declared its intention to reduce its workforce by 15%, marking its second round of job cuts this year. According to a recent filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company foresees expenses amounting to approximately $14.2 million due to these layoffs.