Primebook raises additional $250K in pre-Series A funding from Ekamya Capital

Shark Tank India-featured Primebook, an Android laptop brand, has raised an additional $250K in a mix of primary and secondary shares from Ekamya Capital.

This comes a few months after the startup raised $2 million in April, valuing the company at $15 million.

The company said in a press release that the new funds will be used to improve its PrimeOS system, strengthen its AI and Cloud PC technology, build more trust in the brand, and make its products easier for people across India to access.

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Chitranshu Mahant, Co-founder & CEO of Primebook, said, “This funding rounds out our commitment to helping every young Indian access smart, secure, and cost-effective computing devices. Our next priority is to transition PrimeOS into a future-ready, robust ecosystem. The one that doesn’t just power laptops but empowers users. We’re working towards a world where technology adapts to individuals not the other way around. A world where every student, creator and professional can access the same quality of digital opportunity, regardless of geography or background. We are grateful to Ekamya VC for aligning with us on the same vision and supporting our next phase of innovation and growth.”

Aman Verma, Co-founder & COO of Primebook, said, “Of course, by using AI and cloud innovation, we aim to craft more personalised, engaging, and relevant experiences for our users. But beyond technology, we want Primebook to stand for something meaningful, a brand that reflects the spirit, ambition, and creativity of young India. Primebook represents a shift in digital independence for the youth, not just in terms of accessibility, but in ownership of their digital future.”

About Primebook 

Founded in 2018 by Aman Verma and Chitranshu Mahant, the Delhi-based Primebook makes Android-based laptops for students. Its PrimeOS system gives a desktop-like experience while still feeling familiar to Android users. It supports multi-window multitasking, Android apps, keymapping, Cloud PC, an AI assistant in Companion Mode, and an AI-powered universal search.

The company says its goal is to make learning and productivity easier for young students who use online and offline education. Primebook believes its combination of hardware, cloud services, AI features, and productivity tools can create a new, modern way of computing for students.

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