India's Most Admired Technology Company Posts 13.9% Revenue Surge, Signs Landmark AI Deals, and Declares ₹12 Dividend — Proving It Is the Engine of Digital India
India's electric vehicle sales are surging, but charging remains a bottleneck. Battery Smart has built a network that swaps a depleted battery for a fully charged one in under two minutes. Now, with $15 million in fresh debt funding, it is betting that speed and affordability will drive the next wave of EV adoption.
Fresh produce is the hardest part of retail to organise. It is perishable, unpredictable, and resistant to the standard supply-chain economics that FMCG companies use to manage complexity. Ninjacart has spent a decade turning it into a disciplined, technology-enabled, EBITDA-profitable business.
Most precision oncology was built on Western genomic datasets. A genomic profile derived from European ancestry tells you something about a South Asian cancer patient — but not everything, and sometimes not the most important things. 4baseCare was founded to close that gap. OncoTwin, its AI precision oncology platform, was presented at AACR 2026 and selected for the Memorial Sloan Kettering Innovation Hub Challenge.
The first generation of Indian professionals in America worked to build individual economic security. The second generation is deploying that security as capital — into Indian startups, into American startups built by Indian founders, and into funds whose entire thesis is that the diaspora's networks and knowledge produce better returns in India than most outsiders can access.
Adage Automation has been building mission-critical gas analyser systems for India's oil and gas, steel, cement, chemicals, and power industries since 2001. It is India's leading player in the gas analytical market. InCred Growth Partners just led a ₹230 crore round — one of the largest growth-stage investments in Indian industrial technology — to take it global and take it AI.
DUSQ launched on US Kickstarter on June 9, 2026. Within days, it had crossed $1 million — becoming the fastest Indian healthtech company in the platform's history to do so, surpassing Ultrahuman's original Ring campaign by 2x
The EV ride-hailing market in India is growing at a projected 77% CAGR — from $0.24 billion in 2025 to $4.2 billion by 2030. The infrastructure that connects EV drivers to rides, charging, fleet management, and earnings transparency is what makes that growth actually happen. Milo Drive is building that infrastructure.
Most hospitals take two to three years to break even. Even Healthcare did it in six months. By aligning incentives around patient recovery rather than hospital utilization, the Bengaluru startup has built a model that delivers better outcomes and sustainable economics—and investors are doubling down.
Most women's health brands in India target a single stage of life. Avni Wellness was built to serve every stage from adolescence through menopause — with science-backed, toxin-free products, cycle nutrition, and a women-led distribution network that creates livelihoods alongside customers.