Weekly Funding Roundup: Ultrahuman Leads India’s Top Startup Deals
Weekly Roundup: Ultrahuman, Yuma Energy, Growwmf and Cradlewise led India’s top startup funding deals this week.
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Health tech, EV infrastructure, and deep tech led investor interest this week, as Indian startups raised a combined USD 150.6 million across 19 rounds. From wearable health monitors to satellite systems and smart cribs, here are the week’s top funding deals.
Ultrahuman – Health Tech
Inception Year: 2019
Based-out: Bengaluru
Ultrahuman develops wearable health monitors and metabolic glucose tracking devices, helping users track vital health metrics in real time. The company’s growing suite of wearables positions it at the intersection of consumer health and continuous biometric monitoring.
Funding Amount: USD 60 Million (Series C)
Investors: Qualcomm Ventures, Alpha Wave Global, Steadview, Blume Venture, Nexus Venture Partners, and others
Yuma Energy – EV Infrastructure
Inception Year: 2023
Based-out: Bengaluru
Yuma Energy provides battery-swapping infrastructure and services for electric vehicles, addressing range anxiety and charging downtime for EV fleets and riders across India.
Funding Amount: USD 35 Million (Series A)
Investors: Magna
Growwmf – Asset Management
Inception Year: 2011
Based-out: Bengaluru
Growwmf operates as an asset management company, offering investment products and services to a growing base of Indian retail and institutional investors.
Funding Amount: USD 20.7 Million (Series B)
Investors: State Street Global Advisors
Cradlewise – Baby Tech
Inception Year: 2019
Founders: Radhika Patil, Bharath Patil
Based-out: Pune (manufacturing)
Cradlewise manufactures AI-powered smart cribs and bassinets with integrated sensing and monitoring technology that predicts and soothes a baby before it fully wakes, saving parents hours of effort daily.
Funding Amount: USD 12 Million (Series A)
Investors: 3one4 Capital
Kepler Aerospace – Defence Tech
Inception Year: 2018
Based-out: Bengaluru
Kepler Aerospace develops small satellite systems, defence systems, and related components, tapping into India’s growing focus on indigenous space and defence technology.
Funding Amount: USD 8 Million (Seed)
Investors: Blue Ashva Capital, Finvolve, India Accelerator
Zenergize – Clean Energy
Inception Year: 2024
Based-out: Gurugram
Zenergize manufactures electric vehicle charging stations and solar power inverters, supporting India’s clean energy and EV infrastructure buildout.
Funding Amount: USD 4 Million (Seed)
This week’s deals highlight sustained investor interest across health tech, EV infrastructure, and deep tech, even as overall funding activity moderated from the previous week.
Health tech, EV infrastructure, and deep tech led investor interest this week, as Indian startups raised a combined USD 150.6 million across 19 rounds. From wearable health monitors to satellite systems and smart cribs, here are the week’s top funding deals.
Ultrahuman – Health Tech
Inception Year: 2019
Based-out: Bengaluru
Ultrahuman develops wearable health monitors and metabolic glucose tracking devices, helping users track vital health metrics in real time. The company’s growing suite of wearables positions it at the intersection of consumer health and continuous biometric monitoring.
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