Legasis, Sahai help Snackible foods raise early round from SAM’s Akshay Chudasama, others via Mumbai Angels, 1Crowd-funding

LightSaber Food Ventures Pvt. Ltd, which sells healthy foods under the Snackible brand online and offline, has received early stage investments from the Mumbai Angels and early-stage investor / equity crowd funding platform 1Crowd for an undisclosed amount, according to VCCircle.

Sahai & Co partner Savyasachi Sahai acted for the LightSaber Food Ventures, which sells healthy foods under the Snackible brand.

Legasis Partners partner Apurv Sardeshmukh and associates Mugdha Joshi, Vaishnavi Bhat and Aanchal Lamba advised the 1Crowd.

The Mumbai Angels Network members involved in this round included Akshay Chudasama, Mumbai-based joint managing partner of Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, as well as Kishore Ganji, Hemant Sood and Pradyumna Dalmia.

1Crowd was founded in 2015 as an equity crowdfunding platform and had made an investment of $500,000 in Smoodies earlier this year, after its debut angel fund of $3.5m.

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Comments

Guest 20 Oct 2018, 07:41
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Sahai has been doing a great job recently! Kudos!
strike 1 20 Oct 2018, 08:03
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He has been doing a great job before you were born.
Rodney 20 Oct 2018, 13:09
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What kind of non-sensical comment is this? He is not some stalwart of a Big Law who moved out to form his own firm. He is a 2011 graduate and has 2 years of experience in AMSS. I hope he does well but your comment just shows your immaturity
Guest 20 Oct 2018, 20:03
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Rodney, the weed is clearly strong in that one, that's what produce such gem of comments.
Guest 2 20 Oct 2018, 09:39
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Legasis is really emerging as a very good firm in the private equity space.Seen many of their transactions reported lately. Apurv Sardeshmukh is a very good lawyer, very good in private equity deals.
Legacies 22 Oct 2018, 01:21
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We would like to clarify that we didn’t write this comment. We may have made someone else do it though!
ahem 22 Oct 2018, 06:57
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Private equity or VC bhai? There's a difference.