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AquaExchange raises $8 Mn in Series B round at $41 Mn valuation

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AquaExchange raises $8 Mn in Series B round at $41 Mn valuation
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AquaExchange raises $8 Mn in Series B round at $41 Mn valuation Aquaculture technology startup AquaExchange has raised $8 million (around Rs 72 crore) in its Series B funding round, co-led by Endiya Partners and Factor Analytics, with participation from Accion Ventures and support from Ocean 14 Capital. According to filings, the round was co-led by Endiya Partners and Factor Analytics, with investments of Rs 30 crore each, followed by Accion Ventures, which invested Rs 12 crore. AquaExchange's valuation has surged around 74% to Rs 372 crore (approximately $41 million) in the latest round, compared to Rs 214 crore during its Series A funding in January 2024. The fresh capital will be used to expand its international technology business, grow domestic market share, and strengthen its presence across the aquaculture value chain. Endiya Partners holds a 16.2% stake, followed by Accion Venture with 9.68% and Factor Analytics with 8.06%. Founded by Pavan Kosaraju, Hemasundar Dhavili, Kareem Mohammod, and Kiran Bandi, AquaExchange helps aquaculture farmers leverage technology to improve crop yields, reduce crop risks, and manage rising input costs. Its product portfolio includes PowerMon, a power management device, and AquaBot, an automated feed management system. The company claims to be the first aquaculture technology firm in India to automate more than 25% of the countryโ€™s shrimp farming acreage. Its platform currently monitors over 80,000 acres of aquaculture farms globally and operates across five Indian states, along with international markets such as Ecuador, Saudi Arabia, and Madagascar. The companyโ€™s operating revenue rose 2.3X to Rs 240.51 crore in FY25 from Rs 104.88 crore in FY24, while its losses increased to Rs 12.71 crore from Rs 9.35 crore during the same period. The company also claims to achieve EBITDA profitability within the current financial year.

Visa processing startup Atlys raises $36 Mn in Series C funding

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Visa processing startup Atlys raises $36 Mn in Series C funding
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Visa processing startup Atlys raises $36 Mn in Series C funding Founded in 2021 by Mohak Nahta, visa processing startup Atlys allows travellers to discover, apply for and manage visas digitally across more than 120 destinations. Atlys has raised $36 million in a Series C funding round led by Susquehanna Asia Venture Capital. Existing investors Elevation Capital, Long Journey Ventures, and Peak XV Partners also participated in the round. Travel platform MakeMyTrip joined the company as a new investor. The company will use the fresh capital to expand into new international markets and advance its AI roadmap. Atlys plans to deploy AI across the visa process including document verification, eligibility checks and traveller support. Since the previous funding round, the startup has processed close to 450,000 visas and expanded its presence across several global markets such as the UAE, the US, the UK and Australia. These international markets now contribute nearly half of the companyโ€™s overall business. According to the company, it currently operates at an annual visa run rate of more than 700,000 applications. The firm has recorded 11X growth since its Series B round in 2024. The latest round follows Atlysโ€™ $20 million Series B funding in September 2024 which was co-led by Peak XV Partners and Elevation Capital with participation from DST Global Partners and Headline. Earlier, the startup secured $12 million in a Series A round in September 2023 after it raised $4.25 million in seed funding in October 2021. In February 2025, Atlys also acquired the UK unit of visa services firm Artionis in an all cash deal to expand its presence in Europe and strengthen its visa processing infrastructure. With this expansion and new funding, the company aims to build a global digital visa platform for international travellers.

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