• Milo Drive

  Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

  Milo Drive builds an asset-light, technology-led EV mobility platform that aggregates demand across ride-hailing, corporate travel, airport transfers, rentals and other mobility channels. The platform uses data intelligence and machine-learning-led ride assignment to improve vehicle utilisation, driver earnings and service reliability. Founded by Monil Jayeshkumar Khatri and Vishal Jewrajka, the company has powered more than one million rides to date. Milo Drive positions itself as the supply layer to make it economically viable for individual drivers and small operators to own and run electric vehicles. Coverage highlights a broader market opportunity as EV penetration in Indian cab fleets is under 5 percent and industry projections forecast rapid growth through 2030. The company is pursuing expansion of its technology-enabled EV supply in India's ride-hailing ecosystem.

• Cropcoin Technologies

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

  Founded by Pankaj Pandey and Ehtesham Farooqui and based in Mumbai, Cropcoin Technologies provides onsite systems that turn animal waste into organic fertiliser and biostimulants for poultry and dairy farms. The company focuses on agricultural waste management and soil health restoration, helping farms generate revenue from waste while keeping operations cleaner. To date it has managed over 4,000 tons of waste and supports a community of more than 70,000 farmers across Bihar, Jharkhand, and Northeast India. Financially, Cropcoin recently closed a Rs 12 Crore Pre-Series A round led by Unicorn India Ventures with participation from Climate angels. The firm plans to use the new funding to expand its operations geographically, scaling from presence in 10 districts to cover all 66 districts of Bihar and Jharkhand.

• Delta Oil

  Participated · Series A · Jul 2024

  Indra develops a plug-and-play smart water-treatment system that leverages a patented electro-chemical oxidation and coagulation process to remove a wide range of pollutants, including heavy metals, suspended solids, phosphorus, fats, oil, grease, pathogens, and dissolved organics. Its solution uses ionic reactions to treat wastewater, claims to recover up to 99% of treated water, and occupies roughly 90% less space than existing systems. The technology reportedly generates up to 70% less sludge, requires 90% less human intervention, and can save about 35% in life-cycle costs. Indra has treated over a billion liters of water and its assets have potentially delivered up to 75% net carbon savings. The product is positioned for industrial and sewage segment customers as a compact, lower-maintenance alternative to conventional treatment plants. Management has signaled that the investment partnership bolsters the company’s conviction to pursue and deliver on sustainable water-management solutions.

• SolarSquare Energy

  Participated · Convertible Note · May 2024

  SolarSquare Energy focuses on residential rooftop solar installations, emphasizing installation quality, financing support, and after-sales maintenance. The company is Mumbai-based and competes with players such as Zunroof, Mysun, and Adani Solar. It reported operating revenue of Rs 355 crore in fiscal 2025 and an annualised revenue run rate of about Rs 800–1,000 crore. SolarSquare raised $40 million about 18 months before the latest round and has now closed a $50–55 million financing led by B Capital that values it at $450–500 million. The company is positioned to benefit from government programs like the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana that aim to scale rooftop solar adoption among households. The articles do not provide details on specific product roadmaps or explicit use of proceeds for the new funding.

• INDRA

  Participated · Series A · Jan 2024

  Indra develops smart, plug-and-play water treatment systems that use a patented electro-chemical oxidation and coagulation process and ionic reactions to remove heavy metals, suspended solids, phosphorus, fats, oil, grease, pathogens and dissolved organics. Its system recovers up to 99% of treated water while requiring about 90% less space than competing solutions. Indra says its assets have cleaned more than a billion liters of water and may have cut up to 75% of net carbon emissions in the process. The technology also promises roughly 35% lower life-cycle costs, 70% less sludge production and 90% less human intervention. The company is focused on industrial effluents from steel, textile, pharmaceutical, chemical, and hotel and commercial property sewage, with applicability across sectors that need efficient water treatment. Indra was co-founded in 2017 by Amrit Om Nayak and Krunal Patel and positions itself to drive more sustainable water management at scale.

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