India’s startup landscape once again witnessed an energetic surge this week, as a total of ₹2,648 crore was raised across 17 funding deals. Not only did capital continue to flow into established sectors, but investors also showed growing confidence in new-age, innovation-driven businesses. As a result, the week offered a clear snapshot of how diverse and dynamic India’s investment ecosystem has become.
To gain a clearer view, let’s now move through the top five deals that truly shaped India’s funding narrative.
🔝 Top 5 Funding Deals of the Week (Nov 28 – Dec 04, 2025)
1. Apraava Energy – ₹828.18 Cr (03 December 2025)
To begin with, Apraava Energy topped the charts by a significant margin, attracting a massive ₹828.18 crore. Backed by British International Investment (CDC Group) and Standard Chartered Private Equity, this deal once again highlights investor confidence in clean energy.
➡ Incorporated: 14 Sep 1992
➡ Location: Mumbai
➡ Round: Funding
Ultimately, this investment underscores India’s accelerating shift toward sustainable energy solutions.
2. Ultraviolette Automotive – ₹406.85 Cr (04 December 2025)
Following closely, Ultraviolette Automotive secured ₹406.85 crore in its Series E round. With support from Zoho Corporation and Lingotto, the deal further reflects rising investor appetite for premium electric mobility.
➡ Incorporated: 18 Dec 2015
➡ Location: Bangalore
Consequently, this round is expected to propel Ultraviolette into its next stage of expansion as EV adoption gains momentum nationwide.
3. Ripplr – ₹402.39 Cr (28 November 2025)
Meanwhile, Bengaluru-based Ripplr raised ₹402.39 crore in its Series C round, led by the State Bank of India.
➡ Incorporated: 13 Feb 2019
➡ Location: Bengaluru
In turn, this funding reinforces India’s rapid evolution in retail logistics and last-mile distribution efficiency.
4. Atomberg – ₹211.96 Cr (01 December 2025)
Similarly, Atomberg attracted ₹211.96 crore, backed by Temasek, Inflexor Ventures, Jungle Ventures, and its own founders.
➡ Incorporated: 17 Apr 2012
➡ Location: Mumbai
Therefore, this Series C round strengthens Atomberg’s position as a frontrunner in energy-efficient consumer appliances.
5. StockGro – ₹150 Cr (02 December 2025)
Lastly, StockGro secured ₹150 crore in its Series B round from Mukul Agrawal and Param Capital.
➡ Incorporated: 13 Jan 2020
➡ Location: Bangalore
Consequently, as financial education and retail investing continue to rise, this investment is likely to accelerate StockGro’s community-led growth trajectory.
Key Takeaway
Overall, this week’s funding momentum showcases a balanced blend of sectors, clean energy, EV mobility, retail supply chain, consumer tech, and fintech, all contributing to India’s broader innovation story. Moreover, with participation from both global investors and strategic corporates, the outlook for India’s startup ecosystem remains strongly positive.
Notably, all five deals listed above are based on press announcements, since MCA filings are yet to be released.
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