Beyond Appliances raises ₹110 crore for kitchen R&D, manufacturing
Kitchen appliance startup Beyond Appliances has raised ₹110 crore in a round led by Fireside Ventures and a prominent global investor. The capital will fund product research and development, a new manufacturing plant, and additional kitchen appliance launches, co-founder and CEO Eshwar K Vikas told The Economic Times.
The raise marks a rebound for hardware-heavy kitchen startups in India, which saw niche investor interest earlier this year. EDT secured $2.4 million in September, led by Sauce VC, while other industry founders participated as angels. Beyond’s ₹110 crore round is larger than those recent raises, suggesting a shift toward scale-stage bets in the category.
Fireside Ventures, known for backing consumer brands, has previously invested in well-known Indian startups. The participation of a global institutional investor adds further confidence to the cap table, reflecting broader interest in India’s consumer hardware space.
Beyond’s focus on R&D and manufacturing aligns with a broader push among Indian startups to reduce import dependency. The new plant’s location and capacity were not disclosed. The company has not previously appeared in StartupReader’s directory.
Sources: economictimes.indiatimes.com
“The round signals renewed investor appetite for hardware-heavy kitchen startups in India, a segment that had cooled after early 2026 niche rounds.”
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- Kitchen appliance startup Beyond Appliances raises Rs 110 crore led by Fireside, ADIA — economictimes.indiatimes.com
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