Indian Startups Raise $350M in a Week, Led by B2B Sector
Last week, Indian startups attracted a substantial $350 million, with 22 companies securing over $277 million in funding between June 30 and July 5, 2025. The funding spree was led by the B2B sector, with notable deals including Jumbotail's $120 million unicorn valuation and Infra.Market's $50 million debt round. Meanwhile, Raphe mPhibr raised $100 million alone.
Among the prominent deals, a collective of startups raised significant financial aid. Sri Mandir's parent company AppsForBharat, along with Agri-consumer brand Eggoz and lab-grown diamond jewellery brand Aukera, raised $55.5 million. In the sustainable and tech sectors, Bambrew, Zanga AI, and Loopworm raised $10.5 million, $4.8 million, and $3.25 million respectively. Maieutic Semiconductor, FES Cafe, and FincFriends raised $4.5 million, $350,000, and $11.5 million in debt. Garaaz, Lamark Biotech, and Eeki raised $530,000, $760,000, and $7 million respectively. Luma Fertility and Blostem raised $4 million and $470,000. Zoho also acquired deeptech startup Asimov Robotics.
In the deeptech space, CIMware and Astrophel Aerospace raised $2.3 million and $800,000 respectively. FitFeast, featured on Shark Tank India, raised $650,000. However, searches did not provide specific information about Indian-origin startups that received additional funding during this period.
The Indian startup ecosystem continues to flourish, with diverse sectors attracting significant investments. The B2B sector led the funding, with Jumbotail and Infra.Market securing substantial rounds. Despite the lack of specific information on additional funding for Indian-origin startups, the overall funding landscape remains robust and promising.
