Complete Funding Summary (July 2025)
| Startup Name | Funding Raised | Sector | Investors/Main Lead | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zepto | $665 million | Quick Commerce | General Catalyst, Dragon | July 2025 |
| Flipkart | $350 million | E-Commerce | Multiple | July 2025 |
| Credit Wise Capital | ₹200 crore | Fintech/Lending | Trident Growth Partners | July 2025 |
| Khetika | ₹154 crore | Agri/Food Supply | Multiple | July 2025 |
| Arteria Technologies | ₹100 crore | SaaS/Supply Chain | ICICI Venture | July 2025 |
| Sai Parenterals | ₹50 crore | Pharma | Samarah Capital, others | July 2025 |
| InPrime Finserv | ₹50 crore | Fintech/SME Credit | Pravega, Matrix, Info Edge | July 2025 |
| Chai Bisket | $5 million | Media/OTT | Info Edge, others | July 2025 |
| Belong | $5 million | Fintech for NRIs | Elevation, Relentless, angels | July 2025 |
India is home to one of the world’s most vibrant startup ecosystems. In July 2025, several Indian startups secured major funding to help them grow, launch new products, and reach more customers. Here is a detailed look at some of the biggest Indian startup fundings in July 2025 so far.
Zepto – Quick Commerce Giant
Funding Raised: $665 million (2025 round)
Business: Grocery and Quick Delivery
Zepto, based in Mumbai, is known for promising grocery delivery in 10 minutes. In July 2025, it closed a massive funding round, continuing its growth from earlier years. With this capital, Zepto aims to open more warehouses, expand to new cities, and strengthen its tech platform. The startup’s model involves many local “dark stores,” which lets them quickly pack and deliver online orders. This funding round pushes Zepto closer to market leadership.
Flipkart – E-Commerce Leader
Funding Raised: $350 million (July 2025 round)
Business: Online Shopping
Flipkart, India’s top online shopping platform, attracted another significant round of funding. The funds will help Flipkart improve its delivery network, offer more products, and compete internationally. Flipkart’s logistics arm and tech features are key investment areas for continued growth and fighting off rivals like Amazon and Reliance.
Credit Wise Capital – Digital Lending Innovator
Funding Raised: ₹200 crore (~$24 million)
Business: Two-Wheeler and Personal Loans
Based in Mumbai, Credit Wise Capital secured funding from Trident Growth Partners. The company specializes in loans for two-wheeler vehicles and personal finance, focusing on smaller Indian cities. This round will expand its reach into semi-urban markets and improve its technology for digital underwriting. Investors see value in Credit Wise Capital’s new approach to lending, which uses technology to make borrowing simpler for regular people[.
Khetika (Retranz Infolabs) – Agri-Tech and Food
Funding Raised: ₹154 crore (~$18 million)
Business: Farm-to-Table Supply Chain
Khetika connects farmers with urban markets, selling natural, preservative-free products. The July 2025 funding, led by several investment groups, will be used for brand building, global expansion, and ramping up manufacturing. Khetika sources directly from farmers across 14 states, aiming to improve rural supply chains and create more transparent food systems.
Arteria Technologies – Enterprise SaaS
Funding Raised: ₹100 crore (~$12 million)
Business: Supply Chain Tech for Enterprises
Arteria Technologies, with its main office in Bengaluru, raised capital from ICICI Venture. The company builds software for improving supply chain decisions using SAP-based tools. The investment will help them enter new markets and develop artificial intelligence products, catering to both Indian and global businesses.
Sai Parenterals – Pharma Manufacturing
Funding Raised: ₹50 crore (~$6 million)
Business: Pharmaceutical Production
Hyderabad-headquartered Sai Parenterals manufactures injectables and tablets. The new investment supports expansion into international markets and increases production capacity to meet healthcare demand. Investors hope the company’s mix of manufacturing and logistics will deliver growth.
InPrime Finserv – Embedded Finance
Funding Raised: ₹50 crore (~$6 million)
Business: Financial Services for MSMEs
InPrime Finserv raised money to provide better credit and financial services to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The round was led by top venture funds and is aimed at deepening the company’s reach in smaller towns, driving more financial inclusion through tech-led lending.
Chai Bisket – Vernacular Media
Funding Raised: $5 million
Business: Regional Content Platform
Chai Bisket, based in South India, raised funds to launch “Chai Shots”, a short-form video platform focusing on micro-dramas in Indian languages. The funds will help scale up their team, create new content, and reach young audiences in new regions.
Belong – Fintech for NRIs
Funding Raised: $5 million
Business: Financial Services for NRIs
Belong focuses on serving non-resident Indians (NRIs), offering zero-tax fixed deposits and global wealth management. The seed funding will be used to build and expand their product offerings, particularly in the Middle East, UK, and US.
Funding Trends in July 2025
- Diverse Sectors: Startups in fintech, media, quick commerce, agriculture, and health all secured sizeable investments.
- Focus on Technology: Most startups are using the funds to invest in technology, AI, logistics, mobile platforms, or digital underwriting.
- Regional Expansion: Many funded companies are expanding into smaller cities and towns, not just metros.
- Seed and Early Stage: Even as one or two mega-deals grab headlines, many early-stage ventures continue to raise funds for product launches and pilot projects.
- Total Funding: Indian startups collectively raised around $5.7 billion in the first half of 2025 alone, showcasing resilience despite shifts in the global financing climate.
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