Proptech startup Truva has raised over $6.32 million in fresh funding from its existing investors, Stellaris Venture Partners and Orios Venture Partners. The funding was completed through a Series A round and marks a key milestone for the young company as it looks to strengthen operations and scale its business.
According to regulatory filings with the Registrar of Companies, The company’s board approved the issuance of 54,628 Series A Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares at an issue price of Rs 10,383 per share. This allotment helped the company raise a total of Rs 56.72 crore in the current round.
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Stellaris and Orios deepen their commitment
Stellaris Venture Partners led the funding round with an investment of Rs 30.5 crore, reaffirming its continued confidence in the company’s long-term potential. Orios Venture Partners followed closely, investing Rs 26.22 crore in the same round. Both firms were already existing investors in the company.
As outlined in the regulatory filing, The company plans to use the newly raised capital to meet its working capital requirements and to support business expansion. The focus remains on strengthening its platform and scaling its services to serve a wider base of property buyers.
Post-money valuation crosses Rs 280 crore
Based on estimates by Entrackr, the company’s post-money valuation now stands at approximately Rs 284 crore, or about $31.60 million. This valuation reflects the confidence of its investors despite the company still being in the early stages of building revenue traction.
The latest funding comes after The company had raised $3 million in a seed round led by Stellaris Venture Partners. The continued participation of the same investor across multiple rounds highlights a long-term backing strategy rather than a one-off capital infusion.
Building a tech-led property discovery platform
Founded in 2023 by Puneet Arora, Monil Singhal, and Ankit Gupta, The company operates in the property technology space with a focus on improving the home-buying experience. The platform offers detailed property listings supported by data-driven insights aimed at helping buyers make more informed decisions.
Beyond basic listings, The company provides features such as natural light scores, noise ratings, immersive 3D tours, and high-quality photos and videos. The company also supports buyers through critical stages of the purchase journey, including financing assistance, documentation, and property registration.
By combining technology with end-to-end support, The company aims to address common pain points in residential real estate transactions, particularly for first-time buyers navigating complex processes.
Founder ownership remains strong
Following the Series A allotment, the founding team continues to retain a majority stake in the company. Co-founders Puneet Arora, Monil Singhal, and Ankit Gupta collectively hold 54.87 per cent of the company, with each founder owning an equal 18.29 per cent stake.
Among institutional investors, Stellaris Venture Partners now holds a 24.53 percent stake in the company, making it the largest external shareholder. Orios Venture Partners owns 9.24 percent following its participation in the latest round.
Early financials reflect nascent stage
For the financial year ended March 2024, the company reported operating revenue of Rs 10.88 lakh. During the same period, the company posted a loss of Rs 10.30 lakh. These figures underscore the company’s early-stage nature, with it still focused on product development and market expansion rather than profitability.
The startup has not yet filed its financial statements for the financial year 2025. As with many young technology companies, its near-term priorities remain centered on growth and platform maturity.
Proptech funding context in 2025
The company’s latest funding round comes at a time when the proptech sector continues to attract selective investor interest. According to Entrackr’s annual report, proptech startups raised $368 million across 31 deals in 2025. This segment accounted for 2.82 percent of the total startup fundraising recorded during the year.
Against this backdrop, Truva’s Series A round positions it among the newer entrants in the sector that are successfully drawing follow-on capital, even as investors remain cautious and focused on long-term scalability.
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