British International Investment (BII)

The Gurugram‑based housing finance company will deploy the capital as mortgage‑backed loans targeted at low‑income and underserved borrowers across India, with a significant focus on enabling women to become homeowners.

The funding will be directed toward CLR's nationwide expansion, workforce development, and vocational training initiatives aimed at empowering underserved communities across India.

The fresh funds will be deployed to scale Dugar Finance's electric vehicle (EV) and rooftop solar financing initiatives across tier-II and tier-III cities in India.

The Series B round was led by Bertelsmann India Investments, with continued support from existing investors Elevar Equity and British International Investment.

The fresh capital will be deployed to expand Euler Motors' nationwide sales and service network and accelerate the development of new electric commercial vehicle (ECV) products aimed at mass adoption.

With the latest funding from BII, Asha Ventures Fund I continues to move toward its final close, aiming to deepen its role in India's impact investment ecosystem

The Series A capital infusion will also go towards expanding Aerem's tech stack, refining its digital tools, and enabling customised financing solutions.

The funding will accelerate the expansion of Grow Indigo's regenerative agriculture programs across India, promoting sustainability and improved farmer livelihoods.

The funding will help the company expand its rooftop solar financing solutions, focusing on residential and MSME customers, particularly in Tier II and Tier III cities.

The funding aims to bolster access to finance for low-income MSMEs and women entrepreneurs, fostering business growth and enhancing economic opportunities.

With the raised funds, the Gurugram-based platform aims to propel its growth trajectory, diversifying its product offerings and strengthening its national footprint.

With the fresh funding, the Delhi-based healthcare provider aims to enhance access to critical dialysis treatments for low-income patients suffering from end-stage renal disease (ESRD).

The Delhi-based startup aims to use the funding to enhance R&D in high-voltage systems, ESS, 5G connectivity, and Zonal ECU architectures, expand its team, and establish global-standard R&D infrastructure for EV advancements.

With the raised capital, Aye Finance aims to scale its operations and enhance its ability to deliver value to its target segment of microenterprises.

The Bengaluru-based EV segment focused Turno aims to deploy the raised capital for market expansion and build on its battery technology platform.