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About Nikunj Patel

Nikunj Patel is an angel investor and a board member based out of India. Their journey in the startup ecosystem started in 2006 through SymphonyHMS. Nikunj Patel has founded 1 company. As an angel investor, Nikunj Patel has a portfolio of 1 company, focusing primarily on sectors like Enterprise Applications and Consumer. They invest in companies across India. Their most notable investment is Tender 247. Nikunj Patel is currently serving as a board member at Cohesion.
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Nikunj Patel's Investments

Nikunj Patel has invested in 1 company, which was in Tender 247 (Angel Round) on Jul 12, 2016. Their investments are primarily in Enterprise Applications and Consumer. Their investment portfolio companies are located in India.
Here is the detail of this recent investment:
Date
Company
Round
Round Amount
Co-Investors
Jul 12, 2016
Angel
$12.5K
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Nikunj Patel's Founded Companies

Nikunj Patel has founded SymphonyHMS.
Here is the detail of this founded company:
Company
Short Description
Total Funding
Founded Year
Current Stage
Location
Web-based hotel management solution
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2006
Deadpooled
Ahmedabad
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Nikunj Patel's Board Memberships

Nikunj Patel has 1 current board membership in Cohesion.
Here is the detail of this board membership:
Company
Description
Total Funding
Current Stage
Membership Status
Appointment Date
Cessation Date
Provider of a platform for smart building management and operations
$30.5M
Series A
CURRENT
Mar 29, 2023
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