Weekly Funding Recap: Spinny Leads the Pack as Indian Startups Raise Over $349 Million Last Week
- Spinny led the funding round with a $131 million raise, making Autotech the top-performing sector of the week.
- A total of 25 Indian startups raised over $349 million between March 31 and April 05, 2025.
Between March 31 and April 05, 2025, Indian startups secured a total of over $349 million across 25 deals, marking a significant rise from last week’s $204 million. The funding spanned sectors including AI, NBFC, fintech, commerce, food, mobility, defence tech, logistics, SaaS, climatetech, and healthcare, among others.
High-Value Deals Dominate
Autotech saw the highest investment this week, with Spinny topping the chart by raising $131 million. Robotics startup Chef Robotics followed with a $43.1 million round.
NBFC firm Infinity Fincorp and travel fintech Scapia each raised $40 million, while defence tech firm Tonbo Imaging brought in $20.46 million. Together, these three firms accounted for $60.46 million.
Emerging Startups Attract Early-Stage Funding
Several emerging startups also made headlines with early-stage funding. RapidClaims raised $11 million in a Series A round, while clean energy startup Aerem closed $11.7 million in Series A funding.
AI startup Further AI secured $5 million in seed funding, and men's fashion brand The Bear House raised $5.84 million in its Series A.
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Additional early-stage deals included Sweet Karam Coffee ($8 million), Jai Kisan ($3.09 million), Wendor ($2.5 million), and LehLah ($1.46 million). Other notable mentions include Argos Watches ($760,000), Stance Health ($1 million), Nūl ($500,000), Entvin AI ($500,000), and DriverShaab ($320,000).
Undisclosed Deals and Acquisitions
Shark Tank India-featured brand Better Nutrition raised $1.17 million, while publishing platform Pratilipi closed a $20 million Series E round.
Cafe chain Bistro57, e-commerce aggregator Evenflow, and YatriKart did not disclose their funding details.
The period also saw a series of strategic acquisitions. Delhivery took a controlling stake in rival Ecom Express. In other deals, Kenexai acquired Ridgeant India, SpaceBasic took over CAMPUS, and BorderPlus bought Onea Care.
Edited by Harshajit Sarmah
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