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IDfy raises $53 Mn led by Neo Secondaries Fund

EntrackrEntrackr · 8d ago
IDfy raises $53 Mn led by Neo Secondaries Fund
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IDfy raises $53 Mn led by Neo Secondaries Fund Trust and regtech platform IDfy has raised Rs 476 crore (around $53 million) in a Series F funding round comprising both primary and secondary transactions. The round was led by Neo Asset Management through its Neo Secondaries Fund, with participation from existing investors Blume Ventures, Analog Capital, Elev8, IndiaMART, and Kae Capital. The proceeds from the primary capital will be used for strategic acquisitions, expansion into new international markets, and further development of its product offerings. The secondary portion of the round will provide liquidity to early investors and employees. Founded in 2011, IDfy offers an integrated TrustStack platform covering digital onboarding, risk mitigation, fraud detection, and privacy governance. The company serves over 500 enterprise clients across more than 10 sectors and conducts over 500 million verification checks annually. IDfy has operations across seven countries, including India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. The funding comes amid increasing demand for identity verification, fraud detection, and privacy compliance solutions globally, driven by rising digital transactions and evolving regulatory requirements. In India, the rollout of the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act and higher budgetary allocation for digital infrastructure have contributed to the growth of the regtech ecosystem. According to Entrackr, IDfy has raised over $120 million to date, including a $27 million round comprising primary and secondary transactions from Elev8, KB Investment, and Tenacity. On the financial front, IDfy reported operating revenue of Rs 186 crore in FY25, compared to Rs 145 crore in FY24. The company also reported a net profit of Rs 1.6 crore during the year, compared to a loss in the previous fiscal year.

Ethereal Machines raises $13 Mn led by Peak XV and Steadview

EntrackrEntrackr · 1y ago
Ethereal Machines raises $13 Mn led by Peak XV and Steadview
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Advanced manufacturing startup Ethereal Machines has raised $13 million in a Series A round led by Peak XV Partners and Steadview Capital. Existing investors Blume Ventures, Enam Investments, and Sandeep Singhal also participated in this round. The funds raised will be utilized for R&D, building multi-axis CNC controllers and constructing its second smart factory in the next 12 months, Ethereal said in a press release. This new factory will span 250,000 square feet on the outskirts of Bengaluru. Founded by Kaushik Mudda and Navin Jain, decade-old Ethereal Machines produces precision engineering components via its proprietary multi-axis CNC machines. Its machines enable precision engineering components to be produced at fast and cost-effective rates. Ethereal caters to customers from the USA, Europe, Israel, and India. As per the company, it has manufactured precision components for numerous emerging companies in the deep-tech sector, including space-tech, drones, medical diagnostics, and thermal imaging. On average, Ethereal’s manufacturing solutions claim that it reduces costs for their customers by 30% and production lead times by 40%. The company also launched two new machines, Aura and Nimbus. The Bengaluru-based startup claims that it has seen a 4x increase in revenue and a 3x increase in production capacity in the last 12 months. Ethereal Machines had raised $7.3 million from Peak XV’s Surge, Blume Ventures and others in July last year. As per startup data intelligence platform TheKredible, Blume was the largest external stakeholder in the company as of the last funding round with over 18% stake followed by Surge Ventures which controls more than 17% stake. Ethereal Machines reported Rs 2.30 crore in revenue from operations in FY23 against Rs 60 lakh in FY22. According to TheKredible, The company’s losses also increased to Rs 4.69 crore in FY23 from Rs 2.6 crore in the previous fiscal year.

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