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Weekly funding roundup

Indian startup funding, 28 Sept – 4 Oct 2026

28 September – 4 October 2026

Indian startups announced 10 funding rounds in the week of 28 September – 4 October 2026, disclosing about $237M across all of them.

The largest was Simple Energy's $180M Series C.

Healthtech (2), Mobility & Transport (1) and Proptech & Construction (1) drew the most rounds, and Series B was the most common stage.

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Rounds
10
Disclosed
~$237M
Largest
$180M
Simple Energy
Top stage
Series B

Every round, biggest first

  1. $180M

    Series C

    Simple Energy

    Indian electric two-wheeler startup

  2. $15M

    Gravity

    home interiors startup

    India

  3. ₹100 Cr

    Series B

    Seeds Fincap

    rural lending

    Lead: Michael & Susan Dell Foundation

  4. ₹100 Cr

    Series B

    Balwaan Krishi

    agricultural machinery manufacturer

  5. $10.2M

    Series A

    Arivihan

    AI-powered tutoring platform

    India

  6. $5M

    Bharat Housing Network

    clean tech financing

  7. $1.9M

    Pre-seed

    Mandrake Bio

    AI-driven gene-editing enzymes

    Lead: Activate · Bengaluru

  8. ₹9 Cr

    Series A

    Vytalyou

    AI-driven clinic expansion

    Mumbai

  9. ₹7 Cr

    Seed

    Zaperon

    Agentic AI cybersecurity

    Lead: Inflection Point Ventures

  10. ₹4 Cr

    Seed

    Aignosis

    AI autism screening

    Rajasthan

By stage

Series B2~$22.7M
Stage not stated2~$20M
Series A2~$11.2M
Seed2~$1.25M
Series C1~$180M
Pre-seed1~$1.9M

By sector

Healthtech2~$1.48M
Mobility & Transport1~$180M
Proptech & Construction1~$15M
Fintech1~$11.4M
Agritech & Food1~$11.4M
Edtech1~$10.2M
Climate & Energy1~$5M
Biotech & Life Sciences1~$1.9M
Cybersecurity1~$795K

Where

India2~$25.2M
Bengaluru1~$1.9M
Mumbai1~$1.02M
Rajasthan1~$455K

How this is compiled

Each row is a funding round reported in a StartupReader brief that week; its amount, round, lead investor and place come from the brief's story card, which is checked against the brief's text. Follow a row to the brief and the outlets it credits. A round reported twice is counted once. Amounts are shown as reported; to add them up, other currencies are converted at fixed approximate rates (€1 = $1.16, £1 = $1.33, $1 = ₹88). Spotted a mistake? Tell us.