SkillArth, an edtech startup, has raised $28 million in Series B to deploy augmented and virtual reality training modules for welding, electrical, and automotive repair across 1,000 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in India.
Recykal, a B2B marketplace for recyclable waste, has raised $45 million in Series C led by Circularity Capital, bringing its total funding to $80 million.
MediBot, an AI‑powered clinical decision support tool, has raised $22 million in Series A to deploy its low‑cost tablet‑based symptom checker in 10,000 rural Indian clinics.
GreenLync, an open EV charging platform, has raised $35 million in Series A led by Sequoia India to deploy 10,000 fast chargers across 50 Indian cities by end of 2027.
Shadowfax Technologies, founded by Vaibhav Khandelwal and Abhishek Bansal in 2015, has completed its IPO journey in 2026, raising Rs 1,000 crore in fresh issue alongside an OFS component. The logistics major's public market debut reveals the resilience of India's last-mile delivery infrastructure and the founders who built it.
India's startups raised $160.3 million across 13 deals in the week of June 5-11, 2026, led by Hygenco's $105 million green hydrogen raise. Simultaneously, six new-age tech companies including Fractal Analytics and Shadowfax have debuted on public markets, taking India's listed new-age tech market cap past $143 billion.
en years ago, Startup India was a speech. Today it's a data point that should make every Indian proud — nearly half of all recognised startups in the country have a woman leading the way.
The Minimalist, founded in 2020 by Mohit and Malika Yadav, has grown from zero to one of India's most influential D2C brands by publishing the exact concentration of every active ingredient in every product. The evidence-based beauty playbook it created is now the standard that every Indian skincare brand is being measured against.
Simpl Energy topped India's weekly startup funding charts in June 2026. The EV technology startup — building motors, controllers, and battery management systems for Indian two-wheelers — is positioned at the intersection of India's fastest-growing transport category and its most urgent climate imperative.
OpenFX's $94 million raise in March 2026 put Indian financial infrastructure on the global map. By June 2026, the pattern is clear: India's fintech founders are moving up the financial stack — from consumer payments to the deep infrastructure of currency trading, treasury management, and capital market connectivity.