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Fibroheal Woundcare Raises Rs 6.3 Cr in Pre-Series A Round

Fibroheal has previously raised funds from Telama Investments, CCAMP, and KITVEN.

Fibroheal Woundcare, a startup specialising in silk protein-based medical devices, has raised Rs 6.3 crore in its pre-Series A funding round from existing promoters and new investors, including surgeons, medical professionals, and bankers.

They have secured an additional commitment of Rs 10 crore from existing and new investors.

The funds will be utilised to enhance its go-to-market strategy, expand its workforce, and invest in the development of its medical device product pipeline.

Founded in 2017 by Vivek Mishra and Bharat Tandon, Fibroheal’s products are available in over 500 hospitals across 19 states in India. The company also sells its products on various e-commerce platforms.

Its product portfolio includes foams, mesh, powders, and other items designed to treat various acute, chronic, traumatic, post-operative, non-healing, or complex wounds, such as bed sores and infected C-section wounds.

Fibroheal has previously raised funds from Telama Investments, CCAMP, and KITVEN.

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75F Secures $45 Million in Funding Through Series B Round 

Ali Waghbakriwala

Minnesota-based tech startup 75F has raised $45 million in a Series B funding round led by Accurant International’s Net Zero Alliance. The round also saw participation from Carrier Global Corporation, Climate Investment, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Next47, and WIND Ventures.

This funding marks one of the largest investments in Minnesota’s history, reflecting the growing demand for energy-efficient solutions in commercial buildings.

The company plans to use the fresh capital to expand its operations and enhance its AI-driven platform, Saffron AI, which was launched in 2023.

75F leverages Internet of Things (IoT) devices, cloud computing, and machine learning to optimize heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, making them smarter and more efficient.

With over 1,800 installations across nine countries, including offices, retail stores, schools, government buildings, warehouses, and factories, the company’s hardware and software solutions aim to help businesses of all sizes reduce energy consumption and improve indoor comfort.

Founder and CEO Deepinder Singh emphasized that 75F’s mission is to simplify and democratize smart building technology, and this funding will support the company’s efforts to bring its solutions to a broader customer base, from single-building owners to large property networks.

Accurant International’s founder, Bahman Hoveida, highlighted that 75F’s technology addresses a crucial gap in the market by offering accessible and scalable building automation solutions for properties of all sizes.

With the new funding, 75F aims to expand its presence in India and other markets by making energy-saving and comfort-enhancing solutions that are typically found in premium office spaces accessible to a broader customer base.

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Mysa Secures Rs 24 Crore in Seed Funding Round

Dhruva Kulkarni

The B2B fintech company Mysa has raised $2.8 million, or about INR 24 crore, in its seed financing round with the assistance of Blume Ventures and several other investors, such as Emphasis Ventures (EMVC), Antler, and Neon Fund.

The Bengaluru-based company intends to increase customer growth, recruit additional employees, and improve platform capabilities with the new capital.

The fintech startup has also unveiled its unified banking and finance platform in an effort to develop an AI-powered management tool that would help businesses manage their cash.

Arpita Kapoor, Mysa cofounder and chief executive officer,said, “As part of our ambitious roadmap, Mysa has successfully obtained a registered investment advisor (RIA) licence from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).”

The startup has partnered with Yes Bank to provide current account operations, targeting businesses with annual revenue or expenses between INR 10 and 300 Cr.

Founded in 2023 by Kapoor and Mohit Rangaraju, Mysa provides finance automation, SaaS, and financial services to mid-sized organizations. Additionally, AI-based invoice processing, automated accounting and taxation, and seamless payments through partner bank accounts are utilized by contemporary private limited corporations.

Only a small number of businesses were utilizing Mysa’s limited beta version until today. The companies it claims to have onboarded include DPDZero, Kouzina, Swish, and Rigi.

This takes place while investors are showing a great deal of interest in the Indian B2B fintech industry. For example, Mumbai-based Snapmint raised $18 million in December of last year through a pre-series B investment round that comprised both loans and stock.

At about the same time, Mintifi raised $180 million, or more than INR 1500 crore, in its Series E fundraising round, which was co-led by Prosus and Teachers’ Venture Growth (TVG). Both primary and secondary deals were involved in this transaction.

India is home to 37 soonicorns and 26 fintech unicorns, per an Inc42 research. Since 2014, the segment has received approximately $29 billion in funding.

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Zeta Raises $50 Million Led by Optum

Dhruva Kulkarni

Zeta, a financial technology firm, announced in a statement that it has raised $50 million in a strategic fundraising round, bringing its total value to $2 billion.

Zeta was valued at $1.15 billion before raising $250 million from SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and other investors in 2021. This is a significant rise.

The most recent round was led by the American healthcare giant Optum, according to insiders. The financing comes as investor interest in the financial technology industry is rising.

The fintech unicorn intends to use the money for product development and growth.

“We are incredibly excited at the pace at which clients are embracing our modern stack,” said Zeta global CEO and co-founder Bhavin Turakhia.

Over the past few years, the company has supported more than 25 million accounts on its cloud-native processing platform, Tachyon, and it is on track to add another 25 million with contracts in the works, he said.

“Our clients are breaking away from decades of legacy systems to deliver amazing digital experiences thereby increasing their customer satisfaction and accelerating new user acquisition,” he added.

Banks and fintech firms can launch any asset, liability, or payment product using Zeta’s SaaS solutions. Ramki Gaddipati and Turakhia launched the business in 2015. These include credit cards, bank and savings accounts, and unsecured loans.

Zeta has launched a range of solutions for financial institutions, including HDFC Bank, Sparrow Financial, a card issuer for non-prime cardholders in the US, and Pluxee, a global corporate perks provider. Pixel is a credit card service that is digitally native.

As of October, Zeta was processing nearly two million transactions daily as a result of the growing demand for credit on UPI products. Its credit-on-UPI stack, which helps banks with digital origination, distribution, and collection, was unveiled in May. The corporation wants to capture half of the market with this solution.

“Credit on UPI” refers to the integration of credit cards and other credit facilities with the UPI system in India.

Zeta employs 1,700 people, distributed throughout US and Asian locations, with around 70% of them working in technology.

The $340 million that Zeta has received from investors includes SoftBank and Mastercard. The income model of the company is pay-per-use.

Zeta’s financing comes as investor interest in the market is rising. Five months ago, the application programming interface (API) infrastructure company M2P Fintech raised Rs 850 crore, or around $102 million, through a combination of main and secondary share capital, led by Helios Investment Partners, based in Africa.

Fintech infrastructure startup Juspay is negotiating a $150 million funding round headed by Kedaara Capital, with participation from SoftBank and WestBridge.

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Cremeitalia Secures Rs 18 Crore in a Series A Funding Round 

Ali Waghbakriwala

Dairy startup Cremeitalia has raised Rs 18 crore (approximately $2.1 million) in a Series A funding round led by the Amit Jatia Family Office.

The round also saw participation from multiple investors and family offices, including BL Taparia Family Office (B2V Ventures), Sixth Sense Ventures’ founder and CEO Nikhil Vora, Vikram Saboo & Family, Arunkumar Jatia & Family, Vitalis Capital Family Trust, Anil Mittal Family Office, and other high-net-worth individuals (HNIs).

The startup plans to utilize the fresh capital to expand operations, strengthen R&D capabilities, and scale distribution and retail presence. Additionally, the funds will support team expansion, brand-building efforts through digital marketing, and industry collaborations.

Cremeitalia also aims to enhance its B2B outreach, expand its physical retail footprint into new cities, scale its direct-to-consumer (D2C) sales channels, and improve consumer offerings.

Prateek Mittal, CEO and co-founder of Cremeitalia, said, “With this funding round, our goal is to achieve a 5X scale-up in the next 18-24 months while building a fundamentally strong business that sets new industry benchmarks.”

Rajas Dhote, cofounder and COO, said, “By deploying these funds strategically, we aim to streamline operations, improve economies of scale to achieve higher gross margins, and deliver superior value to our customers. Many of our investors come from manufacturing backgrounds, and we look forward to leveraging their expertise to drive operational efficiencies and sustainable growth.”

The company was founded in 2018 by Prateek Mittal and Rajas Dhote, specializing in making cheese products using traditional Italian farm methods and technology.

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ElevenLabs Secures $180 Million in Series C Funding Round 

Ali Waghbakriwala

AI voice-cloning startup ElevenLabs announced on Thursday that it has secured $180 million in a Series C funding round, boosting its valuation to $3.3 billion—three times its previous worth.

The funding round was co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and Iconiq Growth, with participation from new investors NEA, World Innovation Lab, Valor, Endeavor Catalyst Fund, and Lunate. Existing investors, including Sequoia Capital, Salesforce Ventures, Smash Capital, SV Angel, NFDG, and BroadLight Capital, also increased their support.

With the surge in interest in generative AI startups fueled by the massive success of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, investors are aggressively backing AI-driven innovations.

Headquartered in London, ElevenLabs plans to use the new capital to advance research in expressive and controllable voice AI, develop new products, and expand its developer and business tools.

Founded in 2022 by Piotr Dabkowski and Mati Staniszewski, former employees of Google and Palantir Technologies, respectively, ElevenLabs has now raised a total of $281 million in funding.

“This funding moves us closer to a world where digital interactions happen by voice – fluid, natural, and as effortless as a conversation,” said CEO Mati Staniszewski.

In 2024, ElevenLabs expanded its product suite, introducing speech generation, voice design, sound effects, and AI-powered dubbing in 32 languages.

The startup has established partnerships with major publishers, including The New Yorker, The Washington Post, and The Atlantic, as well as gaming studios such as Paradox Interactive and Cloud Imperium Games, according to its website.

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