Top Funding Wrap of the Week – 10 November to 14 November 2025

Indian startups raised capital to expand and become more successful. Here is this week’s Top Indian Startups Funding Roundup – 10 November to 14 November 2025.

The Top Indian Startups Funding Roundup of This Week

Finnable 

Digital lending fintech startup Finnable has raised Rs 250 crore in a funding round led by Z47 (formerly Matrix Partners) and TVS Capital.

This is the company’s second round of funding. The same investors had earlier invested Rs 250 crore in November 2024. With this round, the Bengaluru-based lending startup has now raised a total of Rs 540 crore. The MEMG family office, led by Ranjan Pai, has also invested in the company.

Bombay Shaving Company 

Bombay Shaving Company has raised ₹136 crore in its Series D round, led by Sixth Sense Ventures, as the company reports PAT profitability.

The funding round, which a mix of primary and secondary transactions, also saw participation from Founder-CEO Shantanu Deshpande, the Patni Family Office, cricketer Rahul Dravid, returning investor GII, and other high-net-worth individuals.

Aequs

Aequs, a contract manufacturing company has raised Rs 144 crore (around $16.2 million) via pre-IPO placement led by SBI Fund Management, with participation from DSP Mutual Fund and Think Investments.  

Codeyoung 

Codeyoung, an edtech startup has raised $5 million (Rs 44.4 Cr) in its Series A funding round, led by Blue Tokai-backer 12 Flags Group and Enzia Ventures.The round was an equal mix of primary and secondary funding, with the secondary portion allowing early investor Guild Capital to exit.

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The startup will use the new funds to grow in its current international markets, especially in the US and Canada. Some of the money will also go toward building AI-based personalization tools and adding new learning categories.

HRS Navigation

HRS Navigation, a fast-growing medtech startup, has raised $5 million in a Pre-Series A funding round backed by GVFL, Physis Capital, Sathguru Catalysers, India EXIM Bank and KITVEN.

The funds will be used to speed up product development, expand into global markets, scale HRS’s manufacturing, and improve next-generation navigation.

Brandworks 

Brandworks Technologies, an electronics manufacturing startup has raised $4 Mn (nearly INR 38 Cr) as part of its extended Series A round led by Roha Family Office. 

The startup plans to use the new funds to speed up its global expansion and strengthen research and development (R&D) in areas like AI hardware, the Internet of Things (IoT), and connected devices. Part of the funds will also be used to grow its design, engineering, and operations teams to support future growth.

Haus & Kinder

Home and lifestyle D2C brand Haus & Kinder has raised $3.3 million (Rs 30 crore) in a funding round led by Sauce VC.

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The round also saw participation from angel investors including Yogesh Kabra, founder of XYXX; Sangeet Agrawal and Navin Parwal, founders of Mokobara; and the Chona Family, founders of Hocco Ice Cream.

Shoppin’ 

Shoppin’, an AI-powered fashion startup has raised $3 million in its seed funding round from Mixi Global Investments and existing investor Info Edge Ventures. 

The startup said the new funding will support its expansion in the US and other Western markets. It aims to reach over 1 million users from these regions in the next six months.

Nia.one

Nia.one, a full-stack platform for gig and blue-collar workforce, has raised USD 2.4 million in its seed funding round from Elevar Equity.

The funding will help expand Niadel’s hubs, which provide jobs, housing, and essential services in one ecosystem. The company plans to scale these hubs across major work zones in the NCR, Bengaluru, and Pune, placing each within a kilometer of key sites in logistics, warehousing, e-commerce, and services.

GreenFi

GreenFi, an ESG risk management platform has raised has raised $2 Mn (INR 17.7 Cr) in a seed funding round led by Transition VC, with participation from undisclosed angel investors.

The startup said it will use the new funds to grow its global distribution network, improve its AI products, and expand its presence in California, Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.