Who the issuer is, and how it is built.
The legal entity, how the business is organised, how it is funded today, and what the final investment documents will still need to define.
The company
- Legal name
- Talkzie Technologies Private Limited
- CIN
- U62099TN2024PTC169495Financial statements, p. 13
- Type and incorporation
- Private limited company, Tamil Nadu, incorporated in 2024Read from the CIN (PTC = private company, TN = Tamil Nadu, 2024 = year of incorporation)
- Industry code
- 62099, information technology servicesRead from the CIN
- Address in the statements
- 1st Floor, Plot No. F2, Door No. 8, Ayyapa Nagar 5th Street, Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu - 600091, IndiaFinancial statements, p. 13; value certificate, p. 11
- Operating base
- Chennai, IndiaCompany overview, p. 5
- Website
- talkzie.in
How the business is organised
The company overview describes Talkzie as one company with three engines, all under Talkzie Technologies Private Limited: a consumer shopping super app (B2C), enterprise services (B2B) and software platforms. See how each engine earns.
Subsidiaries or affiliates are not described in the overview.
Share capital today
- Authorised capital
- 1,000 equity shares of ₹100 each (₹1,00,000)FY26 statements, Note 2, p. 21
- Issued, subscribed and paid-up
- 1,000 equity shares of ₹100 each (₹1,00,000)FY26 statements, Note 2, p. 21
What this means for a round. Authorised capital equals paid-up capital, so a priced round needs the company to update its capital structure first. The share class, number of shares and price per share will be set in the final investment documents.
How the company is funded
- Share capital
- ₹1.00 lakh
- Reserves and surplus
- (₹73.92 lakh)A negative balance: accumulated losses
- Unsecured loans from Directors
- ₹173.97 CrUp from ₹125.34 Cr at 31 March 2025
- Customer advances
- ₹59.02 Cr
Figures are at 31 March 2026 (FY26 statements, balance sheet p. 19 and notes pp. 21-22). Most funding to date is through unsecured loans from Directors rather than equity. The overview does not describe the terms of these loans (interest, repayment, ranking or conversion). Loans rank ahead of shareholders. See risk factors.
Valuation basis
The valuation used on this site is the ₹340 Cr stated in the signed value certificate from Z.B. Antala & Company, Chartered Accountants, dated 31 August 2026 (pages 11-12). The certificate rests on company records and management information, does not define the method or the valuation date, and does not guarantee that the amount could be realised in an arm’s-length transaction.
What the final investment documents will define
| Item | Covered by | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Share class and rights | Subscription and shareholders’ agreements | To be finalised |
| Number of shares and price per share | Subscription agreement | To be finalised |
| Pricing, including any volume-based terms | Offer documents | To be finalised |
| Voting and information rights | Shareholders’ agreement | To be finalised |
| Transfer restrictions and lock-in | Shareholders’ agreement | To be finalised |
| Tag-along, drag-along and pre-emption | Shareholders’ agreement | To be finalised |
| Exit provisions | Shareholders’ agreement | To be finalised |
See exit and liquidity for what these mean.
Approvals and registrations
No regulatory approvals or registrations are stated on this site. Any approval will be listed here only with the issuing body, what was approved, its reference number and date, and a supporting document.
Verification of company records
For invited investors, the investor room is where company records are provided for checking: MCA master data, the register of members and capitalisation table, directors’ details, and signed, audited financial statements. Each item will carry its date and source. They are not yet published.