Fi Money has launched the world’s first MCP Server, letting users securely connect their full financial data, bank accounts, loans, investments with AI tools like ChatGPT or Gemini. Users can view all money matters in one place and ask personal finance questions powered by real data.
JioBlackRock Asset Management raised over ₹17,800 crore in its maiden New Fund Offer (NFO) across three debt schemes. The three-day offer attracted 90+ institutional investors and over 67,000 individuals, placing it among India’s top 15 asset managers by debt AUM.
India’s corporate and startup ecosystem witnessed a mix of strategic moves, regulatory updates, and investor activity on 4 July 2025. While no startup funding rounds were disclosed today, developments like NoPaperForms preparing for a public listing, Citigroup offloading Swiggy shares, and Lenskart backing deep-tech innovation kept the day eventful.
Lenskart has invested in AjnaLens, a Mumbai-based XR startup, to build next-gen Smart Glasses. Ajna, known for its award-winning AI-powered headsets, will help Lenskart blend tech with everyday eyewear.
On 3rd July 2025, multiple early-stage startups announced fresh funding, marking strong momentum in pre-Series A and seed rounds. Here's a breakdown of today’s top funding deals and key business news in India. Company Amount Raised Funding Stage Key Investors Sector GobbleCube $3.5 million Pre-Series A
Bengaluru-based deep tech startup Maieutic Semiconductor has raised $4.15 million in Seed funding, co-led by Endiya Partners and Exfinity Venture Partners. This funding round marks a significant milestone in Maieutic’s mission to reimagine chip design by introducing generative AI to design and development workflows. Maieutic is tackling one
Here’s a quick roundup of today’s top updates from the Indian startup ecosystem. This includes funding activity dated 2 July 2025 and key business developments across tech, fintech, and policy. Daily Indian Startup Funding Digest - 2 July 2025 Company Funding Amount Type Lead Investor IORA Ecological Solutions
Mumbai, July 2025: Mumbai-based developer Shobhit J. Rajan is once again at the centre of controversy, with his flagship firm Ecstasy Realty Private Limited accused of fraudulently diverting nearly INR 600 crore raised from investors for its high-profile ‘Parthenon’ residential project in Andheri. Investigations by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW)
Here’s a quick look at the top startup funding deals and key business updates from across India and the global tech world. From fresh investments to IPO filings and major policy shifts, we bring you everything important that happened today. Daily Indian Startup Funding Digest - 1 July 2025
Jaipur-based Garaaz has raised ₹4.55 Cr in a seed round led by GVFL. Funds will aid expansion, tech innovation, and team building. Growing 3X in two years, Garaaz aims to organise India’s fragmented auto spare parts market through a trusted, digital ecosystem powered by AI and seamless logistics.
Indian startups raised fresh funding across various sectors on 30 June 2025. From large growth rounds to early-stage deals, the day saw strong investor interest in infra-tech, agri-tech, AI, and more. Here’s a quick look at the companies that secured funding. Daily Indian Startup Funding Digest - 30 June
Eggoz has raised $20 million in a Series C round led by Gaja Capital, with support from IvyCap, Rebright, and others. Founded in 2017, Eggoz offers hygienic, traceable eggs and high-protein snacks. The funds will fuel expansion, tech upgrades, and growth in India’s egg market.
* First-time entrepreneurs at the forefront: 78% of borrowers; 61% are first time borrowers. * Women-led ventures surge to 74%, Single owners who are female are 9% * INR 642 Cr disbursed to 3,369 green-sector MSMEs; 42% of borrowers invested in ESG initiatives * Aligned with 11 UN Sustainable Development Goals, embedding ESG
Infra.Market has secured $150 million in financing from MARS Growth Capital, backed by Liquidity and MUFG. The deal includes a $100 million extension for five years and an extra $50 million. This marks Infra.Market’s second major fundraise in 2025.
Here’s a quick look at the latest startup fundings and key news highlights from across India on 27 June 2025. Daily Indian Startup Funding Digest - 27 June 2025 Company Investment Investors Use of Funds ZILO $4.5 million Info Edge Ventures (lead), Chiratae Ventures Enhance supply‑chain, scale
Education company PhysicsWallah (PW) has partnered with CSC Academy (CSCA), a not-for-profit organisation under the Common Services Centres (CSC) of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). Through this partnership, the two entities will try to establish a Digital University that will offer accredited online degree programs and certifications,
On MSME Day, Vi Business’s 2025 study reveals that 76% MSMEs aim to invest in cybersecurity and 72% in cloud. India’s digital maturity score rose to 58, led by Telangana. However, only 12% are fully digital, pointing to gaps in adoption and financial capacity.
On 26 June 2025, Indian startups raised big funds. Raphe mPhibr got $100 million, Wiom $40 million, and ShopOS $20 million. At the same time, Pine Labs filed for an IPO and Net1 exited MobiKwik with a loss. The day saw strong investor interest and key shifts in the startup space.
Bessemer Venture Partners’ latest report outlines how content, quick commerce, and aspirational consumption will shape India’s $1 trillion digital future. The rise of D2C brands, q-commerce, microtransactions, and lifestyle spending shows a shift in consumer habits.
Manika Plastech Limited, a top rigid polymer packaging firm, has filed its DRHP with SEBI for an IPO. The offer includes a fresh issue of ₹115 crore and an OFS of 1.5 crore shares. The funds will go towards capex, debt repayment, and expansion.
Sahi, GIVA, and Battery Smart led the funding activity on 25 June 2025. Key news highlights include Lenskart’s upcoming IPO, NPCI’s 42% profit jump, and MakeMyTrip’s $3B stake repurchase from Trip.com.
Over 73% of MSMEs reported growth from digital adoption, led by UPI and smartphones, according to PayNearby’s 2025 MSME Digital Index. Women entrepreneurs showed higher tech use, with 84% using smartphones and 79% reporting digital success.
India’s startup funding on 24 June 2025 saw key activity across textiles, FMCG, logistics, deep-tech, ecommerce, and EV mobility. Notable deals include Fantail, Skippi, Prozo (backed by Rohit Sharma), Fabheads, GoKwik, and Evera Cabs—highlighting continued investor confidence across diverse sectors.
UGRO Capital has appointed Anuj Pandey as its new CEO. A founding team member and former Chief Risk Officer, Pandey will now lead UGRO’s MSME lending operations across India. The move comes as the company crosses ₹12,000 crore AUM, acquires Profectus Capital, and completes a large capital raise.