Indian Startups Raise $350M in One Week, Led by B2B Deals
Indian startups have seen a surge in funding, with a total wireless of $350 million raised in just one week, according to recent reports. The B2B sector led the charge, with several notable deals closed.
Jumbotail, a B2B marketplace, raised $120 million at a unicorn valuation, marking a significant milestone for the sector. Meanwhile, Raphe mPhibr, a logistics startup, secured $100 million alone, contributing to the overall wireless total.
In the agritech space, Eeki raised $7 million, while sustainable packaging startup Bambrew secured $10.5 million. Biopharma startup Lamark Biotech also received funding, raising $760,000. In the automotive sector, Garaaz raised $530,000 in a Seed round.
Other startups also made headlines. Thane-based Infra.Market raised an additional debt of $50 million. Additionally, Sri Mandir's parent company AppsForBharat, Agri-consumer brand Eggoz, and Lab-grown diamond jewellery brand Aukera raised $55.5 million collectively.
In total, 22 Indian startups raised over $277 million between June 30 and July 5, 2025, demonstrating the vibrant and robust startup ecosystem in the country. Notably, Zoho also made an acquisition, snapping up deeptech startup Asimov Robotics.
