Indian startups raised over $76 million from April 21 to April 26, 2025; Uniqus Consultech tops the list

Between April 21 and April 26, 2025, as many as 17 Indian startups from diverse sectors raised over $76.47 million in funding from investors. These sectors include DevOps, Edtech, D2C, Traveltech, Mobility, EV, SaaS, AI, Quick Commerce, Fintech, Agri-biotech, and Defencetech.

Last week, Indian startups raised over $57 million, with OfBusiness raising $11.71 million alone.

Between April 21 and April 26, 2025, as many as 17 Indian startups from diverse sectors raised over $76.47 million in funding from investors. These sectors include DevOps, Edtech, D2C, Traveltech, Mobility, EV, SaaS, AI, Quick Commerce, Fintech, Agri-biotech, and Defencetech.

Last week, Indian startups raised over $57 million, with OfBusiness raising $11.71 million alone.

High-value deals

A diverse range of sectors attracted investments during the week, with Consulting the pack. Leading this sector was Uniqus Consultech, which raised $20 million. EV solutions provider Fabric, subsidiary Intellicar raised $13.5 million in funding. 

The list was followed by Defencetech startup Vayudh, SaaS-based food supply platform FarMart, and Former Unacademy executive–founded Emversity, which collectively raised $24.84 million. 

Vayudh raised $10 million, FarMart raised $9.84 million, and Emversity raised $5 million.

Emerging startups

Thiruvananthapuram-based fashion & lifestyle D2C brand MyDesignation raised $1.25 million in a seed funding round, Traveltech startup Visa2Fly raised $2 million, Traveltech startup RImigo raised $550,000, Agri-biotech startup GreenGrahi raised $3.73 million, AI-powered claims management platform Paramount raised around $300,000, Healthcare-focused fintech startup SaveIN raised $4.3 million, Fintech startup Bachatt raised $4 million in a seed round, and Mumbai-based nutrition-led snacking brand Phab raised $2 million in a seed funding round. 

Meanwhile, Dev-tools startup DevAssure, Mobility startup Tummoc, AI-powered product experience management platform Catalogus, and AI-powered quick commerce startup KiranaPro kept the funding figures under wraps.

Mergers and acquisitions

The period also witnessed strategic mergers and acquisitions. Ampivo AI acquired a 51% stake in Forever Solutions, Cars24 acquired Team-BHP, and Jaipuria Group acquired ClearDekho.