Circular economy venture Greenwave Circularity has raised $31.5 million from OeEB, the Development Bank of Austria, as India's sustainability-focused startups continue to attract international development finance alongside domestic venture capital.
After more than a decade of bootstrapped growth, Pune-based dairy company Provilac has raised $14 million from Panthera Growth Partners in its first-ever institutional funding round, to expand manufacturing and enter new markets including Bengaluru.
Bengaluru-based mobility platform Namma Yatri has launched Namma Santhe, a zero-margin retail marketplace for its driver community, in partnership with Keystones — a move that deepens its open-network approach beyond ride-hailing.
Shenzhen-based humanoid robotics startup Kinetix AI has closed more than RMB500 million across a series of Angel+ financings, underscoring how quickly capital is flowing into China's embodied-AI and physical-robotics sector.
Furniture and appliance rental platform RentoMojo opened its initial public offering on September 9 after reporting FY26 revenue growth of 45.5% year-on-year to Rs 387 crore, with profit after tax surging 142% to Rs 104.2 crore.
Delhi-based alco-bev startup Marmalade, co-founded by Udit Mediratta and Surojit Bhattacharya, is expanding its flagship Brightside craft whiskey beyond Maharashtra as it targets Rs 15 crore in annual recurring revenue by December 2026.
Flipkart has begun internally testing a new food delivery service called Eat In among employees in Bengaluru, an early move that could bring India's ecommerce major into direct competition with Zomato and Swiggy.
Ride-hailing giant Uber has invested a further $10 million in Gurugram-based fleet and mobility technology startup Carrum Mobility, its second bet on the company this year, valuing it at roughly Rs 1,600 crore.
W Health Ventures has closed its second fund focused on backing women's-health startups in India, adding institutional capital to a category that has historically struggled to attract mainstream venture attention.
Bengaluru-based Iztri has raised Rs 10 crore in a seed round led by All In Capital and Suashish Group, backed by a roster of consumer-brand angels, to expand its on-demand fabric care and repair business across southern India.