Between May 6 and 11, Indian startups raised $220.2 million in a total of 21 agreements. Atlan’s $105 million investment round was the week’s only big funding round. Seed funding

While technologies like AI and machine learning have been rapidly evolving, Apple’s virtual assistant Siri has seemingly remained stagnant over the years. As AI chatbots from competitors like Google and

Niqo Robotics (previously TartanSense), an agritech robotics company, has raised Rs 74.7 crore ($9 million) in a new funding round led by Brida Innovation Ventures. The new funding comes after

Reelo, an Ahmedabad-based business sponsored by Gokul Rajaram, raised $1 million. In addition to loyalty schemes, Reelo provides customer acquisition solutions such as referral programs and smart QR codes. Reelo,

A Dubai-based on-line today got a 2.7 million (AED10 million) funding for its company which intends to help grow its products through the middle east region. Wee, which is a

Flashaid, a health care and insurtech company, raised $2.5 million in a pre-Series A investment headed by Piper Serica Angel Fund and global venture capital firm SOSV. This financing was

The firm intends to use the new funding to fuel its community expansion and compete in the enterprise category. The firm claims to have also created ‘Plane One’, which offers

Boba Bhai, a quick-service restaurant (QSR) brand that specializes in bubble tea and other culinary products, said it will utilize the funds to grow to 100 locations within the next

The company stated that it raised $27 million in equity and facilitated a $13 million exit for Series A investors. Altum Credo intends to use the new capital to increase

RING, a consumer loan platform, has raised Rs 100 crore in venture debt from Trifecta Capital. With this, the Mumbai-based startup has raised its first funds in 2024. RING plans

The company aimed to leverage the fresh funds for creating and publishing AAA games in India, with a starting focus on mobile gaming followed by expanding to other platforms. LightFury

The financing was headed by Fundamentum Partnership, a venture capital firm cofounded by Nandan Nilekani and Sanjeev Aggarwal, and Edelweiss Discovery Fund. ProcMart intends to use the new funds to