Hello Readers,
A good mattress is essential for quality sleep. But finding the right one can be a nightmare.
From innerspring to memory foam to hybrid, mattresses come in all shapes, sizes, and prices. One wrong choice can leave customers with searing back pain and a hole in their pocket.
Ghaziabad-based Durfi, founded by Nitin Gupta in 2018, aims to address all these pain points. The startup sells mattresses and pillows, mattress protectors, firm and soft mattress toppers, and other sleep-related products.
Its USP, Nitin tells YourStory, lies in the extensive research regarding Indian sleep product preferences as well as its price range.
“Durfi Mattress is an aggregation of key principles to provide Indian customers with a better sleep experience. Indian sleeping arrangements are typically stiffer. Considering this preference of Indian consumers, Durfi has re-designed and re-engineered the typical mattress into a world-class performance norm, merging with Make in India budget-friendly products,” Nitin asserts. Read more.
Editor’s Pick: Flexidus explained
A recent LinkedIn report revealed that seven in 10 working women in India have quit or are considering quitting their jobs due to a lack of flexibility. It found that poor employer sentiment towards flexible working and career breaks is holding women back from asking for greater flexibility and re-entering the workforce. HerStory spoke to industry insiders to get a closer look at this flexidus. Read more.
Women are rejecting offers based on flexibility
Startup Spotlight
With the use of smart technologies in every sphere, financial advisors also need tools to help them identify the right investments.
Enter Actlogica, a Zerodha-backed wealth and investment management platform, which focuses on streamlining the process by synergising technology and actuarial mathematics. It has launched B2B SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) products for advisors, fund managers, and intermediaries. Read more.
News & Updates
- D2C startup FirstCry has decided to defer its IPO (initial public offering) in light of recent market volatility and the issues that have faced IPOs since the start of the financial year. It is reportedly looking to defer the publication of its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) by a couple of months.
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