During the period from June 30 to July 05 of 2025, no less than 22 Indian startups across multiple sectors secured an estimate of upwards of $277 million from investors. Some of these sectors were B2B, Biotech, Deeptech, Healthcare, Fintech, Agritech, Automotive and Jewellery.

Last week Indian startups secured over $350 million, with Defence tech startup Raphe mPhibr raising $100 million by itself.

Sri Mandir's parent company AppsForBharat, Agri-consumer brand Eggoz, and Lab-grown diamond jewelry brand Aukera, followed up with a round of $55.5 million in funding.

• Indian startups raised over $277 million across 22 deals from June 30 to July 5, 2025.
• AppsForBharat, Eggoz, and Aukera led funding rounds while Zoho acquired Asimov Robotics.
• Deeptech, biotech, and agritech startups saw strong early-stage investor interest.

AppsForBharat raised $20.5 million; Eggoz raised $20 million, and Aukera raised $15 million.

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Some of the other startup investments from the last week are: Automotive spare parts aggregator Garaaz raising $530,000 in a Seed round, Biopharma startup Lamark Biotech raising $760,000, Agritech startup Eeki raising $7 million, Sustainable packaging startup Bambrew raising $10.5 million, Regulatory tech startup Zanga AI raising $4.8 million, Biotech startup Loopworm raising $3.25 million in a Pre-Series A round, Iora Ecological Solutions raising $1 million in debt, Deeptech startup CIMware raising $2.3 million in a Pre-Series A round, and Deeptech startup Astrophel Aerospace raising $800,000 in a Pre-Seed funding round.

FitFeast that appeared in Shark Tank India garnered $650,000 in a Seed round, Maieutic Semiconductor received $ 4.5 million in a Seed round, Dessert-led café chain FES Cafe $350,000 in a Seed round, NBFC FincFriends $11.5 million in debt, Luma Fertility $4 million in a Seed round, Fintech Infra Blostem has raised $470,000 in a Seed round.

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For the period two other startups that reported funding were Deeptech Ajna Lens and Sportswear Agilitas, however, the funding numbers for these were a secret.

This period also had strategic mergers and acquisitions take place such as Zoho who purchased deeptech startup Asimov Robotics.