JSW One Platforms to File Rs 3,000-Crore IPO in Coming Weeks

Business‑to‑business e‑commerce platform JSW One Platforms is preparing to file draft IPO documents with SEBI within the next two to three weeks. The company aims to raise approximately Rs 1,300–1,500 crore through a public issue, with total valuation expected around Rs 3,000 crore. Backed by JSW Steel and JSW Cement, the listing will position the firm for broader capital access and potential expansion of its B2B services.

HealthKart Eyes $300-400 Million IPO Amid Nutrition Market Growth

HealthKart, a leading online nutrition and supplements platform, is in early talks to launch an IPO that could raise between $300‑400 million (₹2,800‑3,800 crore). The planned listing would combine a primary capital raise with a secondary share sale by existing investors, with formal pitches expected in the next quarter and a target listing by year‑end. The move aligns with a broader uptick in public‑market activity across India's consumer tech space and reflects growing investor appetite for firms with solid unit economics and expanding health‑product demand.

Kiddo Raises ₹12.5 Cr in Seed Round for Baby-Focused Quick Commerce, Led by Campus Fund

Kiddo, a quick‑commerce platform targeting baby products, secured ₹12.5 crore in a seed round. The funding was led by Campus Fund, with participation from other investors. The capital will support expansion of its product assortment and logistics network across key urban markets.

Info Edge Leads Rs 8.9 Cr Seed Round for Factrika

Info Edge has led a ₹8.9 crore seed funding round for Factrika, a startup focused on data analytics. The round brings together several strategic investors, positioning Factrika to accelerate product development and market entry. For founders, the infusion signals validation and potential strategic partnership; investors see a modest entry point in a growing niche; advisors note the importance of aligning valuation with growth prospects.

Asiana Fund & JC Capital Launch ₹1,000 Cr Deeptech Venture Fund

Indian investment platform Asiana Fund and Taiwan‑based VC JC Capital have launched a ₹1,000 Cr Advanced Manufacturing & Innovation Fund, with a primary corpus of ₹600 Cr and a greenshoe of ₹400 Cr. The fund will invest in 12‑15 Series A/B deep‑tech startups across advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, computing, materials, aerospace and defence, reserving capital for follow‑on rounds. It also aims to connect portfolio companies with Taiwan's semiconductor ecosystem, global supply chains and overseas technology partners.

APAII Launches Platform with 30+ Angel Funds to Boost Early-Stage Startup Funding

APAII, a new investment platform, has launched with the backing of more than 30 angel funds to streamline early-stage funding for startups. The platform will aggregate capital, provide due diligence support, and connect founders with vetted investors across sectors. This initiative signals a coordinated effort to reduce funding gaps for early-stage companies and may influence fundraising dynamics in India.

DheyaTech Raises ₹43 Cr to Scale Indigenous Gas Turbine Engines

Aerospace propulsion startup DheyaTech secured ₹43 crore in a funding round led by Avaana Capital, with participation from Unimech Aerospace and Manufacturing. The capital will be used to scale production, build an integrated engine‑testing facility, and advance commercial deployment of its micro gas turbine engines. DheyaTech, founded in 2018, targets flight trials for its engines in Q4 2026 and has already secured orders from domestic and global OEMs.

PB Fintech to acquire remaining 20% stake in MyLoancare and invest ₹10 Cr in PB Wheels

PB Fintech announced it will buy the remaining 20% of MyLoancare, completing its full ownership of the fintech platform. The transaction will see PB Fintech invest an additional ₹10 Cr into PB Wheels, a vehicle financing startup. The moves strengthen PB Fintech's footprint in consumer finance and signal further expansion into the automotive loan segment.

Brookfield to invest $600M in ACME's green molecules business in India and Oman

Brookfield will invest up to $600 million in ACME Cleantech Ventures to fund four green ammonia and methanol projects across India and Oman. The structured equity deal will be valued later in 2026, with ACME retaining majority control. The investment supports ACME's expansion into the growing green molecules market, aligning with India's net‑zero targets and regional decarbonization goals for long-term sustainability.

Ecosys Secures Rs 5 Cr in Pre-Series A Funding for Laundry & Home Cleaning Solutions

Ecosys, a laundry and home cleaning brand, has raised ₹5 crore in a pre‑Series A round led by an undisclosed investor. The capital will support product development, scaling distribution across India, and strengthening the brand's digital presence, including a new e‑commerce platform. This move signals growing investor interest in niche consumer‑goods startups and highlights the sector's potential for further consolidation and strategic partnerships.