Startup funding rounds, VC investments, angel deals, and fundraising news from India's ecosystem.
Demi-fine jewellery startup Palmonas raises $40M in Series B funding led by Xponentia Capital and Vertex Growth Fund to expand offline stores and strengthen its omnichannel retail presence.
In a strategic investment round spearheaded by Alpha Wave Global and current supporter Carlyle, Bharti Airtel's data centre affiliate Nxtra is acquiring $1 billion (around INR 9,400 crore). Alpha Wave and Carlyle have each committed $435 million (INR 4,107 crore) and $240 million (INR 2,266
Aavishkaar Capital, the impact-focused fund manager and part of Aavishkaar Group, one of the world's foremost impact investing platforms, today announced a Series B investment of USD 10 Million in Gnani.ai, a Bengaluru-based voice-first Agentic AI company redefining how enterprises engage with customers at scale. The investment
Welcome to StartupTalky’s 2026 Indian startup funding updates. This article provides a clear and easy overview of the latest startup funding news in India throughout the year. Our weekly funding tables, updated regularly, track how much funding each startup has raised, the sectors they operate in, the key investors
Epik, a Try and Buy quick commerce startup focused on consumer electronics and home appliances, has announced that it has raised $1 million in a pre-seed funding round led by InfoEdge Ventures. This marks a bet on the company being a pioneer in quick commerce that uniquely blends convenience of
Bajaj Finserv is gearing up to establish an AI-centric private equity fund. According to the business, these investments have the potential to become one of the biggest alternative investment funds in India devoted to artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, Bajaj Finserv will use its own funds to put money into AI firms
Daily Indian startup funding roundup for March 30, 2026: Indifi raises ₹40 crore debt from BlackSoil, Skillsvest secures ₹5.5 crore pre-seed funding, and Zetwerk files for a $450 million IPO, alongside key startup news and business updates from India’s startup ecosystem.
Indifi has raised ₹40 crore in debt from BlackSoil Capital to strengthen its digital lending platform and expand credit access for SMEs across India. The funding will support its growth across underserved sectors, as demand for alternative financing continues to rise.
* The round also saw participation from Climate Angels and a-IDEA, NAARM * Funds raised to be strategically deployed for geographical expansion, product development and building infrastructure for reaching Rs 100 crore ARR in the next 24 months * Cropcoin has grown 3X in revenues and expanded its farmer network from 20,000
Welcome to StartupTalky’s 2026 US funding updates. This article offers a clear and structured overview of the latest investment activity in the United States throughout the year. Our weekly funding tables, updated regularly, track how much funding companies have raised, the industries they operate in, key investors involved, and
Google is about to power a data center in Texas that Anthropic has leased for a price tag in the multibillions. In the next weeks, Google is likely to confirm its support for the project. As part of this new arrangement, the firm may provide Nexus Data Centers, the site
From AI-native lending platforms to equipment rental solutions, Indian startups continued to attract fresh capital across sectors today. The day saw Uncia raising $3 million to scale its AI-driven lending stack, while Mtandt Rentals secured INR 100 crore to accelerate expansion in the equipment rental ecosystem. Here’s a quick
Pavestone, a Hyderabad-based venture capital firm, completed its investment of $3 Million (₹25 Cr) into Uncia, an AI-powered Lending Solutions platform. In an era defined by heavily funded fintechs and venture-backed growth stories, Uncia represents something increasingly rare: a technology company that chose to let its product do the talking
MTandT Rentals Limited (“MRL”), a leading provider of aerial work platforms and ground protection access solutions in India, announced an investment of INR 100 Crore from ValueQuest S.C.A.L.E. Fund II. The investment will support MRL’s next phase of growth and expansion across India. Enabling Safer
HEG and Graphite India shares surged up to 14% despite a weak market after GrafTech International raised electrode prices. The move lifted sentiment in graphite stocks, signalling a possible pricing recovery after prolonged pressure.
From health insurance and AI post-training to biotech probiotics, Indian startups secured significant funding across varied sectors today. The day was topped by Plum's ₹193 crore Series B round and Deccan AI's $25 million Series A, with Elmed Life Sciences' $2.7 million raise also
Plum secures ₹193 Cr Series B led by Peak XV to scale India’s top employee health benefits platform. With 500K+ claims processed, faster reimbursements, and 6,000+ client organisations, Plum is now EBITDA positive and expanding into holistic healthcare services.
Qweebi, an online STEM learning platform that enables schools to run hands-on engineering and robotics projects entirely through a web browser, has raised $500,000 in a seed funding round led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV). The round also saw participation from global leaders including Jeroen Tas, former Co-founder of
From health and wellness to enterprise SaaS and sustainable materials, Indian startups attracted fresh capital across diverse sectors today. The day was led by Fullife Healthcare’s ₹300 crore Series D round and Rocketlane’s $60 million raise, while key developments like OpenAI’s APAC leadership hire and Cashify’s
Backed by India Quotient, the SEBI-RIA licensed platform is building a personal CFO app, powered by a purpose-trained AI layer for smart financial decisions and growing wealth.
Startup funding activity stayed strong on 24 March 2026, with deals across EV mobility, quick commerce, deeptech, climate fintech, and consumer-focused platforms. The day was led by Euler Motors’ $47 million (₹437 crore) Series E round, followed by Swish’s $38 million raise, highlighting continued investor interest in mobility and
India’s food delivery market is seeing another round of price increases. Days after Zomato raised its platform fee, Swiggy has now followed suit, increasing the charge customers pay per order. The move reflects a broader trend in the industry as companies look to improve margins amid rising costs. Swiggy
Nikhil Kamath, Quant MF Lead, Swan Defence share buy, and now own nearly half of the OFS. The deal is driving in 1.2 times more subscribers.
The Indian startup ecosystem remained active on 23 March 2026, with funding across manufacturing, fintech, mobility, and enterprise automation. The day was led by Bidso’s ₹63 crore Series A round, reflecting strong investor confidence in India’s manufacturing and supply chain ecosystem. Early-stage deals dominated activity, particularly in fintech
Workroom Automation secures seed funding, plans to accelerate AI-driven production planning and orchestration, scale enterprise deployments, and accelerate the shift towards autonomous factory operations.
According to the company, NBF Tata Capital received a reassessment order from tax authorities, which raised a demand of INR 413.18 crore for the 2017–18 fiscal year. The order was uploaded on March 20, 2026, and it was issued by the Mumbai Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax under
FusionStays, headquartered in Kolkata, an offbeat travel platform focused on verified, quality-assured stays, has raised INR 75 lakhs in Pre-Seed funding from Vruddhi Capital, Udupi, along with participation from angel investors. The fresh capital will be utilised to strengthen product development, accelerate geographical expansion, and invest in leadership team development
Ola Electric Mobility Ltd is shifting funds that were supposed to go into innovation into paying off debt. Consequently, the electric-vehicle producer is under increasing pressure due to weakening sales and stalled financing efforts. The plan for using the INR 5,500 crore that the Bengaluru-based company raised in its
The Indian startup ecosystem remained relatively quiet on 20 March 2026, with limited funding activity but notable developments in consumer, foodtech, and regulatory spaces. The day saw a small early-stage deal in the senior care segment, while major business news was driven by pricing changes, acquisition talks, and regulatory pressures.
The Indian startup ecosystem remained active on 19 March 2026, with steady funding across AI, healthtech, robotics, and consumer brands. The day was led by Assiduus Global’s $25 million raise, while early-stage deals continued to dominate overall activity. Healthtech and AI-driven platforms saw strong traction, alongside growing interest in
IAN Group, the country’s single largest early-stage investment platform, has invested in Rymo Technologies, a robotic neuro-rehabilitation startup, in its seed funding round of over INR 10 crore, through its evergreen fund, IAN Angel Fund, with participation from other angel investors. The fresh capital will be used to accelerate
Contemporary innerwear and shapewear brand Pinq Polka has raised ₹4 crore in a Pre-Series A led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV). The capital will be deployed to scale marketing for the brand’s shapewear category, strengthen its team, and support working capital requirements. Founded with the vision of building a
Assiduus Global Inc., an AI-powered middleware infrastructure platform for global digital commerce, announced the close of its $25 million Pre-Series B funding round led by Bajaj Finserv, one of India’s largest and most diversified financial services groups. Since its previous round, the company has quadrupled revenue, tripled valuation, and
The Indian startup ecosystem remained active on 18 March 2026, with multiple funding deals across QSR, fintech, AI, and enterprise SaaS sectors. Leading the day, Burger Singh raised ₹82 crore in Series B funding, while Weaver Services secured a massive ₹1,450 crore investment to strengthen its housing finance play.
Indian QSR chain Burger Singh has raised ₹82 crore in a Series B funding round, valuing the company at around ₹520 crore. The fresh capital comes at a time when the brand is scaling rapidly across India, especially through its franchise-led expansion strategy. The round saw participation from a mix
In-app communication platform CometChat has announced raising a strategic funding of $6.5 million ( Rs 60 crore ) from its existing investors Run Ventures to up its AI play for key ecosystems. The Company has raised $21.1 million till date in funding including the current round. This round follows a
India’s startup ecosystem saw activity across deeptech, consumer brands, and AI-driven platforms on 17 March 2026. Velmenni raised ₹30 crore to scale its light-based wireless communication technology, while Grapevine secured $4.1 million to expand its AI-led talent platform. On the business front, Venture Catalysts exited Pee Safe, RBI
* The company plans to expand its presence to 20 cities and serve one million households over the next three years DrinkPrime, India’s fastest-growing IoT-enabled water purifier subscription platform, has raised USD $2.2million (INR 20 crores), led by Mirabilis Investment Trust and Artha Continuum Fund. The newly raised capital
* Led by former Capillary CRO Ankur Saigal, BambooBox is building the Managed ABM Operating System, an emerging category designed to embed AI, strategy, and execution directly into enterprise revenue teams. * The company has raised a total of $6.6 million led by Peak XV’s Surge, with participation from US-based
* The funds will be used mainly for marketing, R&D, supply chain and selective hiring Moe Puppy, a Gurugram-based D2C pet care brand focused on redefining pet wellness through thoughtfully designed products, has raised ₹2 crore in a pre-seed funding round led by PedalStart. The round also saw participation
Venture Catalysts has exited Pee Safe following a $32 million OrbiMed-led round, delivering a 9.6x return and 30.53% XIRR. The exit highlights its early-stage investment strategy, backing category creators and achieving strong liquidity outcomes for investors.
Velmenni, a deep-tech pioneer in light-based wireless communication, today announced a ₹30 crore (approx. USD 3.3Mn) Pre-Series A funding round. The round was led by pi Ventures, with participation from other investors like MountTech Growth Fund-Kavachh and Apekso. Velmenni has developed high-capacity backhaul and alternative last-mile connectivity solutions for
India’s startup ecosystem saw strong investment activity on 16 March 2026, particularly in climate‑focused fintech, AI, health and enterprise tech sectors. Ecofy raised $42 million (₹380 crore) to scale sustainable financing solutions, while other startups, including BetterHood, Agnit Semiconductors, OfficeBanao and GrapeVine, also secured fresh capital. On the
IDBI Bank shares plunged over 13% to around ₹79 after reports said the Indian government may scrap the proposed majority stake sale due to lower-than-expected bids. The development has raised uncertainty around the bank’s long-planned privatisation process.
Corporate venture capital and accelerator programs are emerging as key drivers of deep-tech funding. By backing startups in AI, climate tech, and advanced technologies, corporations are reshaping how early-stage ventures secure capital and survive in the challenging 2026 funding environment.
Introduction: VC Rebound and Immigration Strategy After a difficult period for venture funding, the startup market began to recover in 2025. By 2026, many startup founders are once again focused on growth, expansion, and building global companies. For startups around the world, the United States continues to be one of
India’s startup ecosystem saw activity in the retail infrastructure space on 13 March 2026, with OneKiraana raising $1.6 million in seed funding led by Ankur Capital to empower kirana stores with private label capabilities. Meanwhile, key business developments included NSE appointing bankers and law firms for its long-awaited
India’s startup ecosystem saw notable activity across digital health and D2C food brands on 12 March 2026. Consumer health platform Mosaic Wellness raised ₹200 crore from 360 ONE, while boAt co-founder Aman Gupta invested in premium confectionery startup Fulva to support its expansion. Meanwhile, key business developments included Emversity’
India has eased FDI rules for Chinese and neighbouring-country investors, allowing minority, non-controlling stakes via the automatic route. The move aims to revive stalled startup funding, boost manufacturing, and attract global capital while keeping strategic control with Indian entities.
India’s startup ecosystem saw funding activity across edtech, fintech infrastructure, food brands, manufacturing, and AI SaaS on 11 March 2026. Major deals included bubble tea chain Boba Bhai raising ₹40 crore, nursing education platform NPrep securing $1.5 million in seed funding, and OpenCFO raising $2 million for its
Boba Bhai, India’s largest omnichannel Bubble Tea and Korean street food brand, has raised ₹40 crore in a funding round led by existing investors 8i Ventures, Titan Capital Winners Fund and Global Growth Capital. The round also saw participation from new investors like BIG Capital and prominent angels. The
OpenCFO, an AI-native financial operations platform, today announced the successful completion of its first institutional funding round, raising $2 million. The funding round was led by Endiya Partners, and saw participation from prominent angel investors across both the United States and India. OpenCFO is building an agentic AI financial operating
Lumikai, India’s pioneering venture capital fund focused on interactive media, digital platforms and games, today announced it is leading a $1.5 million seed round in NPrep, an AI- powered, video-first learning platform revolutionizing preparation for high-stakes nursing entrance examinations and global healthcare careers. NPrep fits squarely into Lumikai’
India’s startup ecosystem witnessed strong investment activity across enterprise tech, agritech, climate tech, fintech, and healthtech on 10 March 2026. Major funding deals included Mozark’s $40 million Series B round, Captain Fresh raising ₹290 crore from Blue Earth Capital, and new capital flowing into food brands, climate solutions,
* Round also saw participation from Infynyte Club, Alok Soni, Yash Kotak, and a-IDEA NAARM * Funds raised to be strategically deployed for team expansion and market penetration, R&D, enhancement of Pashu.AI platform capabilities, and upgrading existing tech infra with Blockchain integration * The company has achieved 8X revenue growth
First aquaculture technology company in India to support automation across more than 25% of India’s shrimp farming acreage; the company has scaled to INR 275 Cr in revenue.
Raipur-based spice brand ZOFF Foods today announced that it has raised $2 million in a Pre-Series B funding round led by existing investor JM Financial Private Equity through JM Financial India Growth Fund III, along with Aman Gupta, Co-Founder of boAt. This marks the second round of investment in the
India’s startup ecosystem saw activity across enterprise tech and fintech on 9 March 2026, with funding flowing into digital transformation and lending platforms. Meanwhile, major business developments included Flipkart completing its reverse flip to India ahead of its IPO, Uber entering the intercity bus ticketing market, and leadership changes
According to a recent filing by the company, e-commerce startup Meesho intends to challenge an income tax demand notice totalling around INR 1,500 crore, including interest. On March 6, Meesho was notified for the evaluation year 2023-24. According to the document, a tax demand totalling INR 1,500 crore,
Welcome to StartupTalky’s 2026 US Funding updates for the month of March. This article provides a clear and easy overview of the latest funding news for startups, scale-ups, and established companies in the United States throughout the year. Our weekly funding tables, updated regularly, track how much funding each
India’s startup ecosystem saw significant activity in healthtech, D2C, and rural omnichannel retail today. Rozana raised a ₹290 crore Series B to scale rural operations, while health startup Cent, founded by former Practo, Ola Electric, and Lenskart executives, secured early-stage funding. Key business developments included Karnataka’s proposed social
Alumna of PW School of Startups, the entrepreneurship arm of education company, PhysicsWallah (PW), Megha Sarayan, founder of Kolkata-based Modge - by Land of Cakes, has raised ₹1 crore in funding on Shark Tank India Season 5. The investment was made by Anupam Mittal, founder and CEO of People Group
Healthtech startup Cent, founded by Shashank ND, the founder of Practo, has raised fresh funding from OneFlow Holdings and venture firm South Park Commons. The investment amount has not been officially disclosed, although industry reports suggest the seed round is around $5 million. The Bengaluru-based startup was launched by Shashank
Rozana, a rural-focused omnichannel retail platform co-founded by Ankur Dahiya, Adwait Vikram Singh and Mukesh Christopher, has raised ₹290 crore in a Series B funding round. The round was led by Bertelsmann India Investments (BII), with participation from Fireside Ventures, US-based Spark Growth Ventures, Bikaji Family Office, FE Securities and
India’s startup ecosystem saw activity across AI automation, healthtech, and consumer beverages, while major developments emerged in fintech IPO plans and strategic acquisitions in the beauty sector. From early-stage funding rounds to large-scale public market ambitions, here are the key funding deals and business developments that shaped 5 March
Institutional deal worth ₹9.8 crore executed at ₹280 per share. Company valued at ₹716 crore by market capitalisation.
IAN Angel Fund, the evergreen fund of IAN Group, has led an INR 2.5 crore funding round in Peping, an FMCG startup building functional beverages for modern Indian consumers. The round also saw participation from other angel investors. The capital will be used to expand distribution, strengthen supply chain
Cheerio AI, an AI-powered, all-in-one customer engagement platform focused on optimizing the CAC-to-LTV equation, today announced that it has raised ₹8 crores in a Seed funding round, led by Artha Venture Fund II (AVF II), alongside participation from Hyderabad Angels, TiE Angels, LetsVenture, Invention Engine and notable angel investors including
India’s startup ecosystem witnessed strong momentum across on-demand services, beauty D2C, and early-stage consumer brands, while leadership moves and new entrepreneurial bets shaped the broader business landscape. From fresh capital inflows into instant household services platforms to strategic executive appointments and new venture launches, here are the biggest funding
On 2 March, domestic FMCG producer Dabur India revealed that it has finalised a deal to purchase a share in RAS Beauty. Buying a small share in RAS Beauty, a direct-to-consumer premium skincare brand, will cost Dabur INR 60 crore as part of its newly launched Dabur Ventures programme. In
Pronto, which brings dependable household help to your door within minutes, today announced it has raised $25 million in Series B funding led by Epiq Capital to deepen its presence across cities it serves. Existing investors Glade Brook Capital, General Catalyst and Bain Capital Ventures also participated in the round.
Anthropic’s artificial intelligence platform Claude has suffered its second major outage in under 24 hours, disrupting service across multiple regions and affecting customers from casual users to developers. The repeated downtime has raised fresh concerns about the reliability and performance of one of the fastest‑growing AI assistants in
India’s startup ecosystem saw funding flow into quick commerce, EV mobility and growth‑stage B2B platforms as investors backed both operational scale and infrastructure enablement. Meanwhile, key business developments included talent moves, fund management expansion, and collaborations to bolster digital services. Here’s your concise roundup for 2nd March
Global oil prices climbed sharply on Monday after escalating military tensions in the Middle East disrupted energy shipments and raised fears of a wider supply shock. The spike follows attacks involving Iran, the United States and Israel, which have unsettled one of the world’s most critical oil transit routes,
Ghazal Alagh, co-founder of Honasa Consumer, the parent company behind Mamaearth, TheDermaCo and Dr. Sheth’s, has sparked an important conversation around artificial intelligence and gender bias after sharing a strongly worded post on LinkedIn. The entrepreneur and Shark Tank India investor highlighted how AI systems may be absorbing and
Welcome to StartupTalky’s 2026 US Funding updates for the month of February. This article provides a clear and easy overview of the latest funding news for startups, scale-ups, and established companies in the United States throughout the year. Our weekly funding tables, updated regularly, track how much funding each
OpenAI, on 27 February, revealed that it has raised an $110 billion funding round. The recent funding round has put the ChatGPT creator's valuation at $840 billion. This development indicates a rapid increase in investment in AI. Just before the AI startup is set to have its mega-IPO
Jaipur-based quick-service coffee chain Nothing Before Coffee (NBC) has secured ₹3.7 crore in on-air funding commitments during its appearance on the startup reality show Bharat Ke Super Founders, strengthening its expansion push across India’s Tier-II and Tier-III markets. The company also unveiled plans to scale aggressively, aiming to
India’s startup ecosystem recorded steady funding momentum across defence tech, proptech, enterprise infrastructure, and AI-led platforms, alongside notable corporate developments in edtech and manufacturing. Early-stage investments and growth capital continued to flow into innovation-driven startups, while companies announced strategic employee liquidity programmes and expansion ambitions. Here’s your daily
IAN Group, the country’s single largest early-stage investment platform, has invested in The Artment’s ₹10 crore pre-series A funding round, through its evergreen fund, IAN Angel Fund, with participation from other angel investors. Founded by Aditya Agarwal (Co-Founder & CEO) and Aanchal Agarwal (Co-Founder & CFO), The Artment
Indian startups continued to attract strong investor interest on 26 February 2026, with capital flowing into deeptech, AI-led construction, fintech, wellness, consumer brands, and enterprise SaaS. Several growth-stage rounds led by Peak XV and global VCs highlight sustained momentum in India’s innovation ecosystem. Meanwhile, the day’s business headlines
nailinit, a community-first nail care brand focused on Gen Z and millennial consumers, has raised ₹2.5–3 crore in a pre-seed funding round led by Gruhas Collective Consumer Fund (GCCF) and Marsshot VC along with other angel investors, the consumer investment platform backed by entrepreneur and investor Nikhil Kamath.
An all-natural pain therapeutics company, Wholeleaf, has raised ₹1.5 Cr in a seed funding round backed by investors like Aman Gupta – Cofounder and CMO of BOAT, Namita Thapar – Executive Director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals, and Kanika Tekriwal – CEO of JetSetGo, on the recent Shark Tank India Season 5. The company
Aavishkaar Capital, the investment arm of Aavishkaar Group, has led the INR 60 Crore (USD 6.6 Mn) investment in FREED, India’s first technology-driven debt relief platform, with participation from existing investors, Sanjay Nayar led Sorin Investments, Piper Serica and Sattva Ventures. Debt relief is a mature $50 billion
MeltPlan, a pre-construction AI platform founded in 2025 announced its $10 Mn Seed funding led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from noa. This brings the total funds raised by the company to $14 Mn. The funds will be used to further develop what it calls the “planning engine” for
Deep Tech startup Reneonix has raised ₹1.70 Crore in Pre-seed round led by Inflection Point Ventures. The round saw participation from leading institutions, angel investors, and grant bodies, including the Department of Science and Technology (Government of India), NSRCEL-IIM Bangalore, SustainTN, and ITEL Foundation. The funds will be deployed
Tattvam AI, a deeptech startup building AI systems to automate semiconductor chip design, today announced it has raised $1.7 million in pre-seed funding led by Seedcamp, with participation from EWOR, Entropy Industrial Ventures, Concept Ventures, semiconductor angel Stan Boland. The world is racing to build custom silicon. Unlike general-purpose
Indian startups raised notable capital across healthcare tech, robotics, fintech, AI, manufacturing and data infrastructure on 25 February 2026, underscoring sustained investor confidence in deeptech, SaaS and healthcare innovation. Funding ranged from early‑stage seed rounds to multi‑million growth raises, aimed at product development, global expansion and capability scaling.
Bengaluru-based Pulse has raised a $4 million seed round led by 3one4 Capital, with participation from Incubate Fund Asia & Stride Ventures, and angel investors including founders of Blackbuck and Agrizy to build a full-stack, asset-light medical equipment manufacturing brand that designs, sources and delivers affordable, globally compliant products at
* Company aims to dominate the home & kitchen category with new investments in offline expansion, supply chain, and product innovation * Plans to scale revenue to INR 500 Cr in the next 3 years, reaching 5 million Indian households. HomeEssentials, India’s fastest-growing D2C brand for home and kitchen essentials, has
India’s startup ecosystem saw robust funding activity across recruitment tech, cross‑border fintech, creator commerce, AI‑driven GTM platforms, student mobility and dermatology tech as capital continued flowing into high‑growth segments. On the business news front, veteran founders are stepping aside, and aerospace and home interior companies are
ZeroMobIt, a Hyderabad-based student mobility startup, today announced it has raised INR 1.5 Crore in a pre-seed funding round, led by prominent angel investors like Sandeep Varaganti (CEO, JioMart), Dr. Ashok Agrawal (SVP, Axis Bank), and HNIs. The funding will enable the startup to accelerate its AI-native technology development,
Wishlink, India’s largest creator commerce platform, has raised $17.5 million in its Series B funding round, led by Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India. The round also saw participation from existing investors Fundamentum and Elevation Capital, reaffirming strong investor confidence in Wishlink’s vision, scale, and execution. Backed
Fabless Semiconductor startup optoML has raised $1.8 million in a Pre Series A round led by deep tech VC Bluehill & A99. The Funds raised will be used for scaling up hiring and start work on next generation chips as tape out with TSMC is completed. The transaction will
HireBound, an AI recruiting platform, today announced that it has raised $2 million in a Seed round led by Kalaari Capital, with participation from Antler, Infinyte Club, and CareerNet. At a time when AI agents are rapidly transforming knowledge work and fundamentally reshaping how companies operate, hiring itself is entering
India’s startup funding momentum continued with multi‑crore and multi‑million rounds across SaaS, IoT, deeptech, battery tech and global expansion plays. Series A and seed funding highlighted investor confidence in enterprise solutions and hardware‑enabled innovation. On the business front, Urban Company’s InstaHelp service scaled new daily
MyDesignation, a design and innovation-led, direct-to-consumer (D2C) fashion brand, has raised ₹40Cr in its Series A round led by RPSG Capital Ventures, with strong participation from existing investor Veltis Capital, who doubled their equity stake. Other existing investors - Multiply Ventures and Dominor Investments also participated in the funding round.
IAN Alpha Fund, the 2nd in the series of IAN Group’s VC fund, has led a USD $3 million funding round in Mojro, a SaaS platform for B2B logistics planning and optimization, with participation from 1Crowd and other existing investors. The new funding will support Mojro’s plans to
In order to launch its India AI infrastructure platform, TryfactaConnex, an affiliate of the US-based Tryfacta, recently announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Uttar Pradesh. The agreement includes an initial investment of roughly $7.7 billion to build a 1-gigawatt hyperscale AI
India’s startup ecosystem witnessed a new capital influx in fintech, SaaS and AI spending solutions, underscoring investor confidence in tech‑driven B2B models. At the same time, key business developments spanned gaming ownership shifts, major global VC commitments to India, and an edtech IPO filing, reflecting evolving market dynamics