As global venture capital pivots from token hype to infrastructure bets, India's tax regime and the Gulf's regulatory clarity are pulling the next wave of Web3 capital in opposite directions.
3one4 Capital and Prudent Investment Management lead a Series A nearly five years after Cradlewise's last round, as its $1,799 AI crib competes with SNOO in a market it does not manufacture in.
Sauce.vc leads a Series C that reportedly values the luggage brand at ₹1,930 crore, nearly triple its last round — though the board has approved barely half the headline figure in fresh stock.
A91 Partners alone funds the round as revenue falls for a second straight year and a valuer's own report, filed alongside the round, calls out sustained financial deterioration.
Temasek and Seraphim Space co-lead a Series C valuing the Bengaluru satellite company at up to $500 million, even as its India entity reports just ₹39.3 crore in FY25 revenue.
The Bengaluru skincare brand's valuation has nearly tripled since September, on the back of a claimed 16x revenue jump and a patent-pending molecule built for melanin-rich skin.
Greenoaks leads a round backing the Bengaluru aerospace startup's bet that redesigning the aircraft, not the software, is what finally makes drone delivery cheap.
The Bengaluru voice-AI startup's Series A now totals $15.5 million, funding a climb from bulk outbound calling into stickier, regulated enterprise workflows.
The IIT Bombay-incubated space-tech startup has closed a pre-Series A co-led by Speciale Invest and Ashish Kacholia, taking its total raise to roughly ₹150 crore ahead of a compressed 18-month flight schedule.
The battery-swapping startup's estimated $430 million valuation sits below its mid-2025 mark even as revenue climbed 44% and losses narrowed in FY26.
The Gurugram geospatial integrator's Series A is more than ten times its only prior disclosed round.
The Hyderabad diagnostics chain's last public revenue figure is a three-year-old target, even as it expands its imaging footprint.