Led · Debt Financing · Jun 2026

Unnati Agri operates a unified platform that lets farmers purchase agri-inputs, sell produce directly to food processors and agribusinesses, and access pre- and post-harvest services plus working credit. The company was co-founded in 2010 by Ashok Prasad and Amit Sinha and is based in Noida. It generates 99% of its revenue from these transaction flows and currently reports that sustainable agri-inputs make up 35–40% of sales, with a target of reaching 66% within two to three years. Unnati has raised over $13.24 million in equity from institutional investors including NABVENTURES and recently acquired sector peer Gramophone. The business raised Rs 17 crore in debt from Recur Club to shore up seasonal working capital, support inventory procurement, and expand distribution. Management is targeting an equity raise of roughly $30–35 million in H2 2026 and plans to pursue a public market listing within three to four years to further accelerate growth.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Founded in 2015 by brothers Parag and Saurabh Agrawal, Fiona Diamonds operates as a direct-to-consumer jewellery label offering natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, and moissanites. The company positions itself around transparency, lifetime exchange policies, and clear pricing, aiming to make luxury jewellery more accessible both online and through physical stores. Its product line combines heritage-inspired aesthetics with contemporary styling to capture India’s growing appetite for affordable yet high-quality adornments. Rising consumer interest in provenance, value, and customization has placed lab-grown diamonds at the forefront of demand, a trend Fiona Diamonds is well-aligned to exploit. With its latest capital infusion, the brand plans to strengthen digital marketing, expand its e-commerce capabilities, add new retail outlets, and launch additional product categories. The omnichannel strategy is intended to deepen market penetration across India’s fast-expanding D2C jewellery segment.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

ONYC designs, manufactures and sells comfortable, practical and fashion-forward footwear for children, distributing exclusively through its own online channels to engage directly with parents. Founded in 2023 by Ayush Singh, Mritunjay Prasad and Praval Pratap Singh, the company emphasizes lightweight and bendable constructions that support healthy foot development. A D2C model lets ONYC gather customer feedback quickly, accelerate product iteration and capture higher margins than traditional retail-heavy competitors. The brand currently ships nationwide and is gaining recognition across both metro and tier-2/3 cities. Fresh capital will be used to broaden the product range, strengthen the supply chain, and step up marketing while maintaining quality control. Management also hinted at future omni-channel expansion, though online will remain the core focus. Investor interest reflects the wider surge in India’s D2C market for children’s apparel and accessories.

Led · Equity · Jan 2026

Hala Mobility provides electric-vehicle-as-a-service offerings, supplying and operating two-wheeler EV fleets for logistics and last-mile use cases under a FOCO structure. Its proprietary HELIX framework spans manufacturing, operations, analytics, and end-of-life recycling to control the full EV value chain. To date, the platform has supported more than 25,000 drivers and currently operates about 3,000 vehicles across six Indian cities. Management projects revenue to rise from ₹22 crore in FY 2024-25 to ₹92 crore in FY 2025-26, alongside plans to expand the fleet to 9,000 vehicles, enter nine cities, and grow headcount from 106 to 292. The company positions its service as reducing fuel consumption and emissions for logistics partners while creating dignified employment opportunities. Funding will be channeled toward scaling fleet size, geographic footprint, and data-driven operational capabilities. Its long-term vision is to surpass 100,000 deployed vehicles.

Participated · Debt Financing · Jan 2026

Founded in 2018 by Nimisha Varma and Naveen Suman, Aloe Ecell is an Indian climate-tech startup creating sustainable alternatives to conventional disposable dry-cell batteries. Its core product is a 1.5V AA and AAA primary battery that replaces hazardous electrolytes with an aloe-vera-extract formulation, making the cells fully eco-friendly, leak-proof, and long-lasting. The company also runs a built-in recycling programme to ensure responsible end-of-life handling. Aloe Ecell targets low-power devices such as remote controls, clocks, toys, and cameras, positioning its product as both cost-effective and environmentally safe. Current plans include scaling distribution through quick-commerce channels and broadening operational capacity across India. While specific revenue or user metrics were not disclosed, the startup has attracted interest from prominent Indian investors, underscoring market confidence in its technology and growth prospects.