Source: TechStory
During the time period of September 6 to September 11, 2025, Indian startups from various sectors were able to secure major funding. The sectors ranged from electronics manufacturing to renewable energy to commercial interiors to hospitality equipment and even legal technology. These funding rounds indicate that both industrial growth and digital innovation are garnering strong investor interest.
ILJIN Electronics India Pvt Ltd (Electronics Manufacturing)
ILJIN Electronics India which is part of the Amber group raised $144M from ChrysCapital and InCred Growth Partners Fund I
ILJIN Electronics was started in 2001 by Jasbir Singh and is based in Greater Noida. It manufactures printed circuit boards (PCBs) and electronic manufacturing services, supporting industries such as consumer durables, automotive, and defence. Some ILJIN’s “box build” solutions power our everyday products such as smartwatches, routers, solar inverters, EV charging units, and battery storage systems.
GREW Solar (Renewable Energy)
The solar entity of the Chiripal Group, GREW Solar, is funded with USD 36 million by Vijay Kedia and Rohit Kothari from GeeCee Holdings.
Established in 2022 by Vedprakash Chiripal and Vinay Thadani and located in Ahmedabad, GREW Solar produces high-efficiency solar modules. In the span of a year, it launched up to 550 Wp modules and built a 1.2 GW manufacturing facility in Rajasthan. GREW Solar emphasizes automation and stringent quality checks as part of India’s renewable energy aspirations.
Flipspaces (Commercial Interiors)
Flipspaces, which is located in Mumbai, raised $50 million from investors from around the world, including CE-Invests (UAE), Panthera Growth Partners (Singapore), SMBC Asia Rising Fund (Japan), Iron Pillar, Synergy Capital Partners, and Prashasta Seth.
Kunal Sharma, Ankur Muchhal, Vikash Anand, Mrinal Sharma, Prafful Sahu, and Ritesh Ranjan founded Flipspaces in 2015; Flipspaces offers tech enabled interior solutions. The company operates through its Vizstore platform and provides space planning, virtual reality walkthroughs, furniture sourcing and project management.
Trufrost & Butler (Hospitality Equipment)
Trufrost & Butler, located in Gurugram, has successfully raised USD 7 million from Carpediem Capital.
Founded in 2018 by Neeraj Seth and Satish Dudeja, the company sells refrigeration and food preparation equipment to the hotel, restaurant, and café sector. Examples of products include cold rooms, ice machines, blast chillers, and combi steamers. As India’s hospitality industry continues to grow, Trufrost & Butler is taking advantage of this opportunity.
Presolv360 (Legal Tech)
Presolv360, a startup from Mumbai, raised USD 4.7 million from Elevation Capital and MGA Ventures.
Founded in 2017 by Bhaven Shah, Namitha Shah, and Aman Sanghavi, this company operates an AI powered online dispute resolution (ODR) Platform for over 100 enterprises, Courts, and Securities Markets.
The platform is integrated into India’s digital resources and infrastructure with the intention of making legal processes faster, cheaper and more accessible.
Conclusion: The funding activity taking place over the week demonstrates that investors are backing both industrial capacity as well as digital solutions. From PCBs and solar modules to interior design technology and legal services, it is clear India’s startups are driving the country towards self-reliance, clean energy, modernization and transformation to digital construction.
