Indian Edtech company Eruditus leads fundraising by startups in September 2025, with a total of $401 million collectively raised between September 8 and September 13.
In the latest wave of funding announcements, Indian startups have raised over $742 million in investments last week, with several notable deals across various sectors.
One of the most significant investments went to Flipspaces, a commercial interior design startup, which secured $50 million in a funding round. This substantial investment will undoubtedly fuel the company's growth and expansion plans.
Another notable deal was the acquisition of GenStaq.ai by RevRag.AI. The terms of the acquisition were not disclosed, but the move is expected to strengthen RevRag.AI's position in the market.
In the deeptech sector, TraqCheck, an AI-driven enterprise startup, and Mumbai-based prebiotic soda brand Misfits did not disclose their funding figures, but their presence in the funding round indicates growing investor interest in this space.
Constructiontech startup WeHouse raised $2.83 million, while Security startup Aurva secured $2.2 million in a Seed round. These investments highlight the growing demand for innovative solutions in the construction and security industries.
The Edtech sector was the leading recipient of investments during the week, with Eruditus Executive Education raising $150 million. This significant investment will enable Eruditus to expand its offerings and reach more learners worldwide.
In the foodtech sector, Biokraft Foods raised $220,000 in a pre-Seed round, while D2C pickle brand FarmDidi secured $800,000 in a Seed round. These investments underscore the growing interest in sustainable and innovative food solutions.
The manufacturing sector also saw substantial investments, with EvoluteIQ, an AI-native automation platform focused on enterprise solutions, raising $53 million in a growth funding round. The funds will be primarily used to expand the company's R&D center in Bengaluru, India, with a focus on AI and autonomous business process management.
Other notable investments include $3.2 million raised by cookware startup Ember, $2.5 million by electric mobility startup SnapE Cabs in a bridge round, and $4 million by electronics systems design and manufacturing startup IndiGrid.
In the HRTech sector, B2B startup Prowrap raised $450,000 in a Seed round, while Skincare startup Asaya secured $3.17 million in a pre-Series A round.
The funding round also included investments in the biotech sector, with BacAlt Biosciences raising $2.03 million, and in the kitchenware sector, with Aerial robotic solutions provider EndureAir raising $2.83 million.
Global talent mobility platform TERN Group raised $24 million, while commercial refrigeration services provider Trufrost & Butler secured $7 million.
Last week also saw the acquisition of Online dispute resolution (ODR) platform Presolv360 by an undisclosed investor, for $4.7 million. Additionally, Battery circularity startup PeakAmp raised $1.36 million in a Seed round, and Crion Technologies secured $400,000 in funding.
One of the standout deals of the week was Marico's agreement to acquire the remaining stake in HW Wellness Solutions. The financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
Lastly, Hero Electronix's semiconductor firm Tessolve raised $150 million, contributing significantly to the total funding raised last week.
Overall, the week saw a diverse range of investments across various sectors, reflecting the growing interest in innovative and sustainable solutions in the Indian startup ecosystem.
