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WTFund and Nazara Technologies have invested ₹2 crore in Indian gaming startups Norian Games and Xigma Games. Led by visionary founders, these studios are redefining Indian gaming with immersive titles like Aldian of Ancients and Rubek. This funding marks a milestone, showcasing the rising global potential of India’s gaming industry.
Leo Capital has led a $3 million funding round in Zeplyn, a SaaS startup focused on enhancing enterprise efficiency. This investment highlights growing venture interest in SaaS solutions that streamline operations and drive productivity. With the new funding, Zeplyn plans to accelerate product development and expand its market reach, catering to businesses seeking digital solutions for optimized workflows.
Ennoventure, a brand protection startup, has raised $8.9 million in Series A funding led by Tanglin Venture Partners. Using AI and blockchain, Ennoventure’s invisible signature technology allows for quick product authentication through simple scans. Already active in industries like pharma and FMCG, the startup aims to enhance its platform and expand its global reach, offering brands a powerful defense against counterfeiting in today’s fast-paced market.
Funstop Games, a prominent gaming studio, has raised $5 million in a Series A funding round led by 360 ONE Asset, with participation from InfoEdge Ventures. Founded in 2020 by Prashanth Vijay and Tamesh Sharma, the company has generated $4 million in revenue and developed over 30 games. Popular titles such as Airport Rush and Perfect Time have driven the studio’s success, amassing over 75 million downloads and contributing to a global total of 100 million. With new funding, Funstop aims to enhance its ad-tech capabilities, expand its game portfolio, and focus on the spiritual gaming segment to bring Indian storytelling to a global audience.
Delhi-based startup Enlog has raised ₹1.75 crore in a funding round led by Vinners to expand its AI-powered energy management and IoT solutions. Founded in 2019 by Bharath Rankawat and Jharna Saha, Enlog helps businesses optimize energy use and reduce carbon footprints. With over 15,000 users and key partnerships in sectors like hospitality, Enlog plans to expand to major Indian metro cities and triple its revenue by 2025.
GalaxEye, an Indian space tech startup, has raised $10 million in Series A funding, supported by strategic investors including MountTech Growth Fund - Kavachh, chaired by former Defence Secretary Ajay Kumar. Founded in 2021, GalaxEye is preparing for the 2025 launch of its first multi-sensor satellite to advance Earth observation and disaster monitoring. The funding will bolster GalaxEye’s operations, as India’s private space sector continues its record-breaking growth.
KiranaPro, a quick commerce app focused on empowering local kirana stores, has raised an undisclosed pre-seed funding round with backing from Unpopular Ventures, Blume Founders Fund, Snow Leopard Ventures, and angel investors. This investment supports KiranaPro's mission to bring rapid, hyperlocal ten-minute delivery services to customers across India, helping small retailers compete with e-commerce giants. By establishing dedicated ONDC-powered counters in supermarkets, KiranaPro aims to boost customer experience and strengthen local business reach. The new funding will drive enhancements in technology, operational infrastructure, and expansion of their quick delivery network.
Arya.ag, a Noida-based agritech platform, has secured a $19.8 million debt facility from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to expand its market linkage capabilities, connecting farmers and farmer-producer organizations (FPOs) with buyers. This new funding follows a recent $29.2 million investment round and supports AryaTech, Arya.ag’s subsidiary, in creating a secure, transparent agricultural marketplace. With a vast network of over 12,000 warehouses across 60% of India’s districts, Arya.ag leverages technology to manage inventory and reduce risks, furthering its mission to drive economic growth in underserved regions.
COOX, a home services booking platform, has raised $125,000 in Seed funding from Inflection Point Ventures to support its expansion to 40 cities, boost marketing efforts, and incorporate AI for enhanced operations. Founded by Akshat Gupta, Abhishek Gupta, and Rajat Johri, COOX offers services such as professional chefs, domestic cooks, bartenders, and event decoration for various gatherings. Since its 2019 launch, COOX has served over 5 lakh customers and onboarded more than 3,000 trained professionals, driving innovation in home services and creating gig opportunities in the hospitality sector. With the Indian food services market set to grow, COOX’s mission—“Hosts should enjoy as much as the guests”—positions it to meet rising demand for organized, tech-driven service solutions.
Healthify, a health and fitness platform previously known as HealthifyMe, has secured $20 million in fresh funding as part of a larger $45 million equity round, led by Khosla Ventures and LeapFrog Investments. This new investment will fuel the company’s ambitious expansion into the U.S. market, where Healthify plans to bring its unique blend of AI-driven and human coaching to a broader audience. With a total of $125 million raised to date, Healthify’s latest funding round marks a key milestone in its mission to make personalized health coaching accessible worldwide. Founded by Tushar Vashisht, Sachin Shenoy, and Mathew Cherian, the platform already serves over 40 million users across India and offers corporate wellness solutions through partnerships in diagnostics, insurance, and pharmaceuticals.
Avaana Capital has closed its $135 million Climate and Sustainability Fund to invest in early-stage startups developing innovative climate solutions. The fund focuses on three critical areas contributing to 90% of India’s carbon emissions: energy and resource management, mobility and supply chains, and sustainable agriculture. With backing from global investors like the Green Climate Fund, Avaana seeks to accelerate India's transition to a net-zero economy by 2070, supporting scalable climate technologies in India and beyond.
Zomato is set to raise Rs 8,500 crore ($1 billion) through a Qualified Institutional Placement of shares to enhance its cash position as it competes with Swiggy and other quick commerce players. CEO Deepinder Goyal stressed that while capital alone cannot secure victory, it is crucial for maintaining a level playing field in a cash-intensive business. With competition intensifying and Swiggy’s upcoming IPO, Zomato aims to fortify its financial standing and continue scaling its operations.