BGauss raises Rs 161 cr from Bharat Value Fund

    BGauss raised Rs 161 crore from Bharat Value Fund to speed up growth and expand in India and abroad. The company plans to increase dealerships and manufacturing capacity. They aim to be among the top five EV two-wheeler players in India. BGauss also plans to expand to Europe and SAARC countries.

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      BGauss raises Rs 161 cr from Bharat Value Fund:Image

      BGauss raises Rs 161 cr from Bharat Value Fund

      BGauss raised Rs 161 crore from Bharat Value Fund to speed up growth and expand in India and abroad. The company plans to increase dealerships and manufacturing capacity. They aim to be among the top five EV two-wheeler players in India. BGauss also plans to expand to Europe and SAARC countries.

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