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Spacetech startup Sisir Radar raises $1.5 Mn in seed round

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Spacetech startup Sisir Radar raises $1.5 Mn in seed round
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Spacetech startup Sisir Radar, which builds Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), has raised $1.5 million in its seed round led by Shastra VC. The round also saw participation by Riverwalk Holdings and INVSTT. The proceeds will be used to enable Sisir Radar to build stronger R&D and manufacturing capabilities and uniquely position it to launch the highest resolution L-band SAR Satellite by the end of 2026. Founded by Dr Tapan Misra, Sisir Radar provides SAR technology enabling defence, intelligence and commercial applications. It claims to be the first Indian company to build SAR imaging payloads across multiple bands including L, P and X bands. Sisir’s SAR technology enables 24x7 real-time monitoring of the Earth and can see through darkness, clouds, and dense foliage, enabling critical applications in defence, agriculture, mining, disaster response, maritime surveillance, and infrastructure monitoring. Besides being a technology partner to major defence companies in India for developing radar solutions, Sisir has also won 2 IDEX challenges to build a submetric L band and high resolution P band SAR satellite for the Indian Air Force.

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Xovian Aerospace raises $2.5 Mn led by Piper Serica and TurboStart

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Xovian Aerospace raises $2.5 Mn led by Piper Serica and TurboStart
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Snippets Xovian Aerospace raises $2.5 Mn led by Piper Serica and TurboStart Spacetech startup Xovian Aerospace has raised $2.5 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Piper Serica and TurboStart, with participation from Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) and Eaglewings Ventures. The proceeds will be used to support the development of AI-native radio frequency (RF) satellite infrastructure and enable space trials planned by year-end. Xovian is building a constellation of RF nanosatellites that offer real-time signal intelligence by capturing and decoding dynamic signals unlike traditional satellites that rely solely on optical data. Its platform serves industries such as maritime, aviation, defence, oil & gas, and weather forecasting by providing continuous RF data fused with AI-powered decision intelligence. With pilot discussions underway in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, Xovian’s vertically integrated model offers low-latency, high-fidelity insights, claiming to generate up to six times more data value per dollar than conventional systems. According to data from intelligence platform TheKredible, more than a dozen spacetech startups have collectively raised around $21 million in 2025. The list includes names like OrbitAid, InspeCity, and Sisir Radar, among others.

Spacetech startup OrbitAID raises $1.5 Mn led by Unicorn India Ventures

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Spacetech startup OrbitAID raises $1.5 Mn led by Unicorn India Ventures
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Chennai-based spacetech startup OrbitAID has raised $1.5 million in its pre-seed round led by Unicorn India Ventures. The round also saw participation from TANSIM (Government of Tamil Nadu). According to OrbitAID, the funds will be used to conduct an in-space demonstration of docking and refueling operations, expand facilities for on-orbit servicing operations, advance SIDRP (Standard Interface Docking and Refuelling Port) to commercial readiness and scale team capabilities. Founded in 2021 by Sakthikumar R, Nikhil Balasubramanian, and Mano Balaji K, OrbitAID focused on advancing sustainable space operations through innovative on-orbit refueling solutions and is actively forging ahead to create a network of fuel stations in space that are strategically positioned in various orbits. The firm has recently tested its patented SIDRP on a zero-gravity flight in Florida successfully. In the last 12 months, the firm claims to have achieved Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 7 for docking and refueling tests and secured significant partnerships and collaborations.

Fragaria Fruits raises $2 Mn in seed round led by WEH Ventures

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Fragaria Fruits raises $2 Mn in seed round led by WEH Ventures
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Fragaria Fruits raises $2 Mn in seed round led by WEH Ventures Farming company Fragaria Fruits has raised $2 million in a seed funding round led by WEH Ventures, along with participation from Rainmatter, Spiral Ventures, and angel investors such as Sashi Kumar. The startup had previously raised Rs 1.5 crore in a pre-seed funding round. The fresh funds will be utilized to scale its operations in Bengaluru, expand its premium fruit portfolio to include blueberries and raspberries, and provide a year-round supply of high-quality, sustainable produce to the Indian market, Fragaria said in a press release. Co-founded in 2024 by Harish Varadharajan, Timothy Chad Van Niekerk, and Damian López-Salazar, Fragaria Fruits aspires to address a critical gap in India’s fruit industry: the lack of consistently high-quality, fresh fruit available year-round. It aims to redefine the fruit-eating experience for Indian consumers by delivering premium, sustainably grown produce using world-class farming techniques. According to the Chennai-based startup, its flagship brand, Oh! Fruits, offers European strawberries grown in Chennai using advanced vertical farming technology, which are twice as sweet as conventional Indian varieties, pesticide-free, and have a shelf life up to three times longer than typical market options. The company’s commitment to sustainability is reflected in its water recycling systems, solar power integration, and efforts to reduce the environmental footprint of farming while maintaining affordability. By using Controlled Environmental Agriculture (CEA) and vertical farming, Fragaria has built a sustainable and scalable model to grow premium strawberries year-round. It plans to expand production in Bengaluru, increasing daily output from 2–3 kg to 120–150 kg. The startup doesn't have any local brands to compete with for fruits, but there are limited imported fruit brands in India, such as Driscoll’s (berries), Zespri (kiwi), and Rockit (apples).

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