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Samidha Sharma
Editor- ETtech.com, National Editor-Startups, Emerging Business, New Economy, The Economic Times
Samidha Sharma is a prominent figure in the Indian technology and business journalism landscape. She currently serves as the Editor of ETtech.com and holds the position of National Editor for Startups, Emerging Business, and New Economy at The Economic Times.1
Career Highlights
Current Roles::
- Editor at ETtech since October 2018
- National Editor for Startups & Emerging Business at The Economic Times (Bennett Coleman and Co. Ltd. - Times Group) since October 2018
Previous Experience::
- Editor (Emerging Business) at Times of India from April 2016 to September 2018
- Senior Assistant Editor at Bennett Coleman and Co. Ltd. (Times Group) from April 2014 to March 2016
- Assistant Editor-Business at Bennett Coleman and Co. Ltd. (Times Group) from April 2012 to April 2014
Expertise and Focus Areas
Samidha has extensive experience covering:
- India's entrepreneurship ecosystem
- Consumer technology
- E-commerce companies (e.g., Flipkart, Snapdeal)
- Ride-hailing services (e.g., Ola, Uber)
- Technology deals, mergers and acquisitions, and funding
She is known for breaking significant news stories in the tech industry and writing in-depth features on technology and investing, both from India and Silicon Valley.1
Education
- M.A. in English Literature from Miranda House, Delhi University
- B.A. (Hons) in English from Miranda House, Delhi University1
Additional Ventures
Samidha is also the founder and blogger of Street Style India, a project she started in January 2010 and continues to run.1
Samidha Sharma has established herself as a leading voice in technology and startup journalism in India, with a career spanning various prestigious roles within the Times Group and a strong focus on emerging businesses and the new economy.
Highlights
🚨🚨Mule accounts, once synonymous with Jamtara & Nuh, are now surfacing in quieter corners of India, like Katni and Shajapur in Madhya Pradesh, Kalaburagi in Karnataka and pockets of Assam, good one by @dheerajtiwariET @PratikBhakta_89
https://t.co/kRj6fkwkNA
🚨🚨MoEngage is closing one of the largest SaaS funding rounds this year at $260 million and facilitating exits to the tune of $150 million for early VCs, people in the know told us.
Company is valued at $750 million pre-money, $850 million post-investment.
Early backer Z47 (formerly Matrix Partners India) is set for a full exit of about $80 million, they had invested around )8-9 million since 2018.
• VentureEast – full exit • Helion and Eight Roads – partial exits
MoEngage had already raised $100 million as first tranche from Goldman Sachs Alternatives + A91 Partners.
Company closed Fy25 at about $100 million revenue.
