India’s private markets continued to show depth and diversity in early February 2026. Across 30 deals, companies collectively raised ₹2,279 Cr, with capital flowing into renewables, consumer brands, fintech, SaaS, and B2B commerce.
What stands out this week is not just deal size, but sectoral spread, from infrastructure-scale clean energy to asset-light digital platforms. Below are the top 5 funding deals that defined the week.
1️⃣ Radiance Renewables Private Limited (Radiance Renewables)
Deal Size: ₹907 Cr
Date: 09 Feb 2026
Location: Mumbai
Investors: Impact Fund Denmark, Netherlands Development Finance Company
Round: Funding
Radiance Renewables led the week with the largest capital raise, highlighting sustained investor confidence in India’s clean energy transition. The participation of global development finance institutions signals a long-term bet on scalable, infrastructure-backed renewable platforms. This funding is likely to support project expansion and balance-sheet strengthening as corporate demand for green power accelerates.
2️⃣ Pefully Yours Private Limited (Supertails)
Deal Size: ₹272 Cr
Date: 10 Feb 2026
Location: Bangalore
Investors: Saama Capital, Venture Partners, Nippon India AIF, Titan Capital, Fireside Ventures, RPSG Capital Ventures, Sauce.vc
Round: Funding
Supertails’ raise underscores the growing investor appetite for premium, brand-led consumer platforms. With a strong mix of growth and early-stage investors, the round reflects confidence in India’s evolving pet-care market, where recurring demand and emotional consumer engagement create long-term value.
3️⃣ Smartcoin Financials Private Limited (Olvy India)
Deal Size: ₹207 Cr
Date: 09 Feb 2026
Location: Bangalore
Investors: Fundamentum Partnership, SMBC Asia Rising Fund
Round: Series C
Olvy India‘s Series C highlights continued momentum in digital credit and fintech infrastructure. With backing from both domestic and international growth funds, the company appears positioned to deepen its lending stack, improve underwriting models, and expand credit access across underbanked segments.
4️⃣ Pandorum Technologies Private Limited (Pandorum)
Deal Size: ₹163 Cr
Date: 09 Feb 2026
Location: Bangalore
Investors: Anivya Ventures, Burman Family Holdings, Protons Corporate Services, Galactic Pharma India, LVT, Ashish Kacholia, Nobleast Advisory
Round: Series B
Pandorum’s Series B is a reminder that deep science and biotech innovation continue to attract patient capital in India. The diverse investor mix combining strategic, family office, and market-linked capital, suggests long-term conviction in the company’s R&D-led healthcare pipeline.
5️⃣ 9Fate Technologies Private Limited (Showroom B2B)
Deal Size: ₹150 Cr
Date: 11 Feb 2026
Location: Noida
Investors: Jungle Ventures, Accion International, Cactus Partners, Lighthouse Canton, Alteria Capital, Zephyr Peacock India, NBD Ventures
Round: Series A
Showroom B2B’s Series A reflects strong investor belief in B2B commerce enablement platforms. As SMEs digitise procurement and supplier discovery, platforms that combine workflow efficiency with embedded finance are emerging as scalable, defensible businesses.
Key Takeaways from the Week
- Large-ticket capital continues to favour infrastructure and sustainability-led businesses
- Consumer and lifestyle brands with strong retention stories remain investor favourites
- Fintech and B2B platforms are attracting growth capital, not just early-stage bets
- Global investors remain deeply engaged in India’s private markets
Conclusion: Capital Is Chasing Fundamentals
The Feb 06–12 funding data reinforces a clear trend, capital in 2026 is increasingly selective, sector-aware, and fundamentals-driven. Rather than chasing hype, investors are backing businesses with visibility on cash flows, scalability, and long-term relevance.
As India’s private markets mature, weeks like this show that growth capital is still very much available, but it’s flowing to companies building real, durable businesses.
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