Top Funding Wrap of the Week – 01 December to 05 December 2025

Indian startups raised capital to expand and become more successful. Here is this week’s Top Indian Startups Funding Roundup – 01 December to 05 December 2025.

The Top Indian Startups Funding Roundup of This Week

Apraava Energy

Apraava Energy, an integrated energy solutions company, said on Wednesday that it has raised about $92 million from British International Investment (BII) — the UK’s development finance institution — and Standard Chartered.

Ultraviolette 

Electric motorcycle maker Ultraviolette has raised $45 million in its ongoing Series E funding round from zoho Corporation and Italy-based investment firm Lingotto.

Mixx Technologies

Mixx Technologies, a deeptech startup has raised $33 million in its funding round led by the Singapore-based ICM HPQC Fund.

The round also saw participation from TDK Ventures, SystemIQ Capital, AVITIC Innovation Fund, and others.

The startup will use the funds to boost R&D for product development, grow its Bengaluru team, and expand into new markets like Taiwan. It plans to set up manufacturing and operations in Taiwan starting January 2026, while already operating in the US and India.

Furlenco 

Furlenco, a furniture rental startup has raised INR 125 Cr (about $15 Mn) in a funding round from Sheela Foam Limited, with additional participation from Whiteoak and Madhu Kela.

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Last month, Sheela Foam received board approval to invest up to INR 30 Cr in House of Kieraya, the parent company of Furlenco.

Furlenco will use the new funds to expand in current and new markets, improve product innovation, upgrade its technology, and enhance customer experience.

Finfactor 

Finfactor, the parent entity of account aggregator Finvu, has secured $15 million in its Series A funding round led by WestBridge Capital.

Existing investors Varanium Capital, DMI Sparkle Fund and IIFL Fintech Fund, also participated in this round.

The fresh raised funds will be used to expand the company’s product suite for financial institutions, strengthen its analytics capabilities, and advance its goal of becoming a full-stack technology provider for banks and other BFSI clients.

Modulus Housing 

Real estate tech startup Modulus Housing has raised Rs 70 crore ($7.83 million) in its Series A funding round led by Kalaari Capital, Hero, and Samarthya. 

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The round also saw participation from SVAS, Sigma, Zetwerk founder Srinath, Sanjiv Rangrass, and other investors. 

This is the company’s first funding from institutional investors.

Moonrider 

Moonrider, a Bangalore-based electric tractor technology company, has raised $6 million in a Series A funding round led by pi Ventures.  

The round also saw participation from Singularity AMC and existing investors AdvantEdge Founders and Micelio. 

The company said it will use the new funds to improve its vehicle engineering and battery technology and speed up the development of its tractors. The funds will also help Moonrider enhance its drivetrain systems, boost battery performance, and carry out durability tests in different soils and climates in India and around the world.

CoreOps.AI 

CoreOps.AI, an Enterprise software startup has raised $3.5 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by Siana Capital Management.

The round also saw participation from Kettlebrough, Aroa Venture Partners, and a set of individual investors.

Mirror Security 

AI-based security company Mirror Security has raised $2.5 million in a pre-seed funding round from Sure Valley Ventures (SVV) and Atlantic Bridge.

The startup said it will use the funds to grow its engineering and AI security teams in Ireland, the US, and India, speed up product development in encrypted inferencing and secure fine-tuning, and support its expansion into the US enterprise market.

Mannjal 

Bengaluru-based Mannjal, a unified lending platform, has raised Rs 17.5 crore ($2.1 million) in a seed funding round led by Arali Ventures and B Capital.

The round also saw participation from Sparrow Capital and Gemba Capital. 

The startup plans to use the funds to expand its lender network and accelerate product development.