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Exclusive: SolarSquare raises fresh funds from Zerodha's Rainmatter, Gruhas, others
Entrackr
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1y ago
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Rooftop solar startup SolarSquare has raised $4.2 million from existing investors Zerodha’s Rainmatter Capital, Abhijeet Pai and Nikhil Kamath’s Gruhas Proptech, Lowercrabon Capital, Climate Angels and Good Capital. The board at SolarSquare has passed a special resolution to allot 7,589 Series B compulsory convertible debentures at an issue price of Rs 46,710 to raise Rs 35.44 crore, its regulatory filing shows. Lowercarbon and Good Capital invested Rs 20.74 crore and 3.32 crore while Gruhas Proptech and Rainmatter separately pumped in Rs 6.22 crore and Rs 3.98 crore, respectively. The funding will be used for the expansion, working capital requirements, and general corporate purposes, according to the filings. Every debenture issue during the round will be converted into a preference share at the next qualified funding round and the investors are considering the same to take place at a valuation of $75 million, the filings further added. As per TheKredible estimates, the company has been valued at around Rs 394 crore or $48 million post-allotment. The company is likely to raise more funds in this round and the valuation may vary after the final tranche. SolarSquare has raised over $20 million to date including its Rs 100 crore ($12 million) Series A round led by Elevation Capital and Lowercarbon in November 2022. According to the startup data intelligence platform TheKredible, Lowercrabon is the largest external stakeholder with 20.29% followed by Elevation Capital which holds 14.99%. Rainmatter and Gruhas Proptech own 3.84% and 2.50% respectively in SolarSquare. Head to TheKredible for the complete shareholding pattern. Founded by Neeraj Jain and Nikhil Nahar, SolarSquare designs, installs, and finances rooftop solar systems for homes. It also provides rooftop solar solutions for housing societies and commercial establishments. The company is yet to file its financial statements for FY24 but its revenue from operations grew 35.4% to Rs 107 crore in FY23. It posted Rs 35 crore loss in the same period. SolarSquare competes with Zunroof, Cleantech, Mysun, Oorjan, and Freyr Energy, among others. In February, the company acquired PV Diagnostics, a company with expertise in the utility scale solar power sector. Update: The story and headline have been updated to reflect Zerodha Technology as Zerodha’s Rainmatter Capital.
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SolarSquare, a rooftop solar panel provider backed by investors like Lightspeed Venture Partners and Elevation Capital, nearly doubled its revenue in the financial year ending March 2025. The Mumbai-based company also managed to reduce its losses, according to a top executive. SolarSquare is supported by several other prominent investors such as Lightrock, Lowercarbon, Rainmatter, and Gruhas Proptech. This growth reflects increased investment and a strong market presence in the renewable energy sector.
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SolarSquare Nets $4.2 Mn To Scale Up Its Solar Tech Portfolio
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Indian solar solutions startup SolarSquare has secured $4.2 million in fresh funding from investors including Zerodha Technology, Gruhas Proptech, Lowercarbon Capital, and Good Capital. The funds will be used for expansion, working capital, and general corporate purposes. The startup offers full-stack solutions for designing, installing, and financing rooftop solar systems. Despite an increase in net losses from INR 8 crore to INR 30 crore, SolarSquare saw its revenue surge from INR 81 crore to INR 107 crore in FY23. The company has now raised a total of $16.05 million in funding.
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Former Ola exec Pranay Jivrajka’s sexual wellness startup Allo raises Rs 16 crore from Zerodha’s Rainmatter, others
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Allo Health, a sexual wellness startup founded by former Ola executive Pranay Jivrajka, raised Rs 16 crore in a funding round led by Zerodha's Rainmatter. The funds aim to expand clinic networks, enhance technology, and improve patient engagement. Supported by Flipkart’s Binny Bansal, Allo Health combines physical clinics with AI-driven treatment and plans to enter the mental health segment. It highlights the need for accessible sexual healthcare in India, treating over 200,000 patients across 35 clinics.
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Cleantech startup SolarSquare raises $40 million in round led by Lightspeed
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Cleantech startup SolarSquare has raised $40 million in a funding round led by Lightspeed. The Mumbai-based company plans to use the funds to expand its operations in 50 Indian cities, enhance technology, hire talent and invest in brand-building. SolarSquare is a B2C residential solar brand that designs, installs, and offers maintenance. The company helps customers obtain government permits for solar installation and facilitates financing through third-party financiers. SolarSquare aims to tap into India's untapped potential for residential solar power.
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Exclusive: Anant Goel’s Handpickd raises fresh funds
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Exclusive: Anant Goel’s Handpickd raises fresh funds Fresh produce startup Handpickd (formerly Sorted) is raising Rs 21.7 crore in an extended seed round led by Nitin Gupta and Genesia Ventures, with participation from BEENEXT and others. Fresh farm produce and supply chain startup Handpickd (previously Sorted) is raising Rs 21.7 crore in an extended seed round led by Nitin Gupta and Genesia Ventures with the participation of BEENEXT, Stargazer Ventures, Eximius Ventures, Sunrise Sunset Family Trust, and others. The Handpickd’s board passed a resolution to approve the issue of 10,547 Series Seed B CCPS at an issue price of Rs 20,566 to raise Rs 21.7 crore or around $2.5 million, according to recent filings accessed from March 2025 from the Registrar of Companies (RoC) shows. Nitin Gupta, Partner at GG Enterprises and Genesia Ventures, led the round with an investment of Rs 6.48 crore and Rs 6 crore, respectively, followed by existing investor BEENEXT, which is contributing Rs 2.16 crore. Sunrise Sunset Family Office will invest Rs 2 crore, while the remaining amount will be covered by Infinyte Club Angel Fund and Eximius Ventures, Stargazer Ventures and Ankit Agarwal. As per filings, the company has already received around Rs 10.16 crore, with the remaining amount expected to follow shortly. The Blume Venture-backed company will be valued at around Rs 300 crore or $35 million, according to Entrackr’s estimates. Founded by Anant Goel along with Nitin Gupta and Sahil Madan, Handpickd operates on a B2B2C model, delivering fresh fruits and vegetables through a tech-enabled supply chain. The company sources produce directly from local farmers and vendors, leveraging a network of micro-entrepreneurs for efficient last-mile delivery. According to startup data intelligence platform TheKredible, Handpickd has raised around $9 million from investors including BEENEXT, Blume Ventures, Kunal Bahl, Rohit Kumar Bansal. The company recorded over 2.3X year-on-year growth in operating revenue, rising to Rs 17.5 crore in FY24 from Rs 7.4 crore in FY23. Its losses remained flat at Rs 2.1 crore during the fiscal year ending March 2024. Handpickd competes with other farm-to-fork funded startups including Otipy ($49 million), Fraazo ($61 million), Deep Rooted ($20 million) which shut their operations. Handpickd also competes with Kareena Kapoor-backed startup Pluckk which is set to raise $10 million.
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D2C apparel startup Bummer raises Rs 9.25 crore led by Nikhil Kamath's Gruhas Collective
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1y ago
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Indian D2C innerwear startup Bummer has raised INR 9.25 crore ($1.1 million) in a pre-Series A1 funding round led by Gruhas Collective Consumer Fund, co-founded by Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath. The funds will be used to expand the brand's omnichannel presence, with a focus on targeting Tier-II, III, and IV cities in India. Bummer, known for its sustainable and innovative approach to innerwear, plans to launch its products in other Asian markets within the next two years. The investment reflects the growing D2C market in India, which is expected to reach $100 billion by 2025.
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Sustainable solutions platform Smarter Dharma raises funding from Rainmatter, Gruhas, others
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1y ago
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Smarter Dharma, a sustainable solutions platform for real estate, has secured $500,000 in seed funding from investors including Zerodha’s Rainmatter, Gruhas, and Anthill Ventures. The Bangalore-based startup focuses on reducing the carbon footprint in the real estate sector by offering sustainability services that utilize data science. They aim to help real estate firms achieve net-zero goals and simplify decision-making for infrastructure projects through data analytics and machine learning. The funding will support their technology platform and expansion to mitigate a billion tons of CO2 emissions by 2030.
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Zerodha's Rainmatter picks up 10% stake in fund house Capitalmind
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2d ago
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Zerodha's Rainmatter invested in Capitalmind, acquiring nearly a 5% stake, aligning with the reopening of Capitalmind's Flexi Cap Fund. This marks Capitalmind's first institutional funding as it raised Rs 45 crore for its mutual fund business. Rainmatter's support entails no board seat, ensuring Capitalmind's independence. The investment aims to expand Capitalmind's retail and wealth-management strategies, leveraging Zerodha’s connections. Capitalmind previously managed significant funds for high-net-worth individuals, and plans to offer accessible investment products.
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Zerodha’s Nikhil Kamath invests in finfluencer Sharan Hegde's start-up The 1% Club
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Zerodha's Chief Investment Officer, Nikhil Kamath, has invested in 'The 1% Club', a start-up founded by finfluencer Sharan Hegde. The start-up has secured Rs 10 crore in pre-series A funding, with investment from Gruhas, a venture capital firm co-founded by Kamath. The 1% Club is a members-only platform that offers educational resources, mentorship, and entrepreneurial opportunities for individuals to plan their financial future. The funds raised will be used to expand operations and attract talent. The start-up aims to combine fintech and edtech to empower individuals in making informed financial decisions.
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Juice shop chain The Fresh Press raises funds from Gruhas Collective Consumer Fund
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1y ago
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Cold-pressed juice maker The Fresh Press has secured an undisclosed amount of equity funding from Gruhas Collective Consumer Fund (GCCF), backed by Nikhil Kamath. The Fresh Press, founded in 2018, operates approximately 40 outlets in nine cities across India. The funding will be used to expand the number of stores to 150, primarily through shop-in-shop setups. The company aims to increase revenue from Rs 3.5 crore in FY23 to Rs 15 crore in FY25. The Fresh Press has reported a store-level EBITDA margin of 15% and offers a range of fruit juices, milkshakes, and smoothies.
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