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With fresh funding, The Kenko Life will expand in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, enhance products and technology, grow its team, boost kitchen capacity, and promote personalized nutrition with eco-friendly packaging.

The below brands have announced their latest funding rounds.

The below brands have announced their latest funding rounds.

The investment, part of a Series-A round, comes on the heels of Capitalmind's entry into the mutual fund space through its newly launched Capitalmind Mutual Fund.

Fintech and enterprise applications led sectoral funding, attracting the highest capital. Among investors, Accel topped with the most deals, followed by active participation from Angel List, LetsVenture, and Premji Invest.

The fresh funds will be used to expand clinics, invest in AI-driven healthcare, and enhance patient engagement, strengthening its hybrid model that integrates physical clinics, AI-powered treatments, and expert-led care.

StepOut, an Indian sports performance analysis and ecosystem technology startup, has successfully raised $500,000 in a seed funding round led by Rainmatter, founded by Nithin Kamath, CEO of Zerodha. The round also saw participation from Misfits Capital, founded by Amit Singh, co-founder of Shuttl, along with other notable investors, including IndigoEdge and Marwah Sports Group

This latest capital infusion aims to bolster Bold Care's R&D capabilities, enhance its presence across digital platforms, and introduce innovative products addressing India's growing demand for sexual health solutions.

With Rainmatter's support, SIS plans to expand to 10 cities by 2026, providing a safe and inclusive environment for women to engage in physical activities.

The company plans to use the fresh funding to expand its footprint to 50 cities, enhance its technology, hire talent, and strengthen its brand presence.

The Indian startups listed below have disclosed investment rounds.

With the latest capital infusion, the startup is ready to expand to new cities, significantly enriching the lives of its women members through learning and experiences and building stronger, more meaningful connections across the growing community.

Two Indian startups, LISSUN and Zintlr, have recently closed early-stage funding rounds, signaling continued investor interest in the mental health and AI-driven SaaS sectors.

The capital raised will primarily be used to launch the company's first satellite, known as the "Drishti Mission," and to advance their multi-sensor payload technology.

The Pune-based startup aims to utilise the capital to support its business growth in India and the US, explore demand-side opportunities, and expand supply-side operations.

The Indian startups listed below have disclosed investment rounds.

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

The Indian fintech space could and should aspire to global leadership like the Indian IT or Pharma industry.