Alteria Capital

The fresh funds will be deployed towards business growth, market expansion, and general corporate purposes.

The fresh capital will fuel Emversity's plans to scale operations to 75+ campuses by the end of the financial year, expanding its reach in bridging the skill gap in critical grey-collar sectors across India.

Here is a list of the startups that have raised the most money this week, from March 21 to March 28.

India's startup funding landscape is evolving, with VCs prioritising sustainable growth. Debt is emerging as a strategic tool, and sectors like fintech, quick commerce, and AI are driving the next wave of unicorns.

This new funding will enable Spyne to accelerate its growth, particularly focusing on expanding its footprint in the US and developing cutting-edge AI solutions to transform automotive retail.

The Bengaluru-based startup plans to use the fresh funding to expand its dark store network and enhance its 60-minute delivery infrastructure across India's top 20 cities.

With the raised funds, the brand aims to fuel the company's expansion, increase capacity, and drive brand marketing efforts.

The Noida-based startup plans to use the new capital to expand its geographical footprint across the NCR region, enhance its brand presence, grow its team, and refine its product offerings.

Fresh Bus will use its new funding to expand its route network with 15 additional routes and launch 150 electric buses. The funds will also support fleet growth, operational scaling, technology enhancements, and strengthening the strategic team to drive further growth.

The Bengaluru-based startup aims to deploy the raised funds to bolster its technology and product teams, enhance its platform offerings, and expand its market presence.

The Gurugram-based platform aims to deploy the fresh capital to expand into new regions and enhance its XR technology by integrating advanced artificial intelligence (AI).

Founded in 2013 by Chakradhar Gade and Nitin Kaushal, Country Delight has made a mark in the dairy and grocery sectors by offering a subscription-based delivery service for milk, milk products, fruits, and vegetables.

The Gurugram-based startup aims to deploy the raised funds for geographical expansion to 40 new countries. A portion of the funds will also go toward hiring personnel and developing new technologies.

Here are the Indian startups that announced early-stage funding rounds.

The Hyderabad-based startup plans to provide new product lines and expand its services to over 40 Indian locations with the help of the additional funding.

In the upcoming academic year, the Bengaluru-based startup will focus on offering undergraduate courses in allied health sciences.

In order to address the operating capital requirements of startups, Alteria Capital has a twin scheme strategy for its third fund, which consists of a venture debt scheme and a shorter duration scheme.

Stanza Living has raised $5.7 million in debt financing from Alteria Capital, India's largest venture debt fund on December 10, making it the most capitalized player in the co-living segment in India