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Incuspaze Raises ₹150 Crore Led by Bharat Value Fund
FundingJul 7, 2026

Incuspaze Raises ₹150 Crore Led by Bharat Value Fund

In July 2024, Incuspaze raised its first institutional round of $8 million. Less than two years later, it has raised ₹150 crore, acquired four companies including Hyderabad's iKeva, scaled to 4 million square feet across 18 cities, and is targeting ₹1,000 crore in revenue by FY29 ahead of a public listing.

Limelight Diamonds Raises ₹275 Crore
FundingJul 7, 2026

Limelight Diamonds Raises ₹275 Crore

A CVD lab-grown diamond is physically, chemically, and optically identical to a mined diamond. It costs 60 to 80 per cent less. It carries no mining footprint. And it is real — not synthetic, not simulant, not a substitute. Limelight Diamonds was founded to make that case to Indian consumers.

BCT Ventures Raises ₹42 Crore Seed Led by 3one4 Capital
FundingJul 4, 2026

BCT Ventures Raises ₹42 Crore Seed Led by 3one4 Capital

BCT Ventures is not building a nutrition brand. It is building the operating system for building nutrition brands — and then running multiple brands through it simultaneously. Three proprietary AI engines replace the guesswork in consumer insights, product development, and marketing spend.

Wint Wealth Raises ₹250 Crore Series B
FundingJul 4, 2026

Wint Wealth Raises ₹250 Crore Series B

Corporate bonds have historically required minimum investments of ₹10 lakh or more and were accessible only to institutional investors. Wint Wealth started from a belief that this was wrong — and built the SEBI-regulated platform that lets retail investors start with ₹1,000. In January 2026, it raised ₹250 crore to go further.

Ecofy's ₹380 Crore Series B
FundingJul 4, 2026

Ecofy's ₹380 Crore Series B

Most climate finance in India flows to large projects and large borrowers. The electric rickshaw driver who needs ₹1.5 lakh to buy an EV, the homeowner who needs ₹3 lakh for a rooftop solar installation, the small business that needs green equipment financing — these are the borrowers India's green finance ecosystem was not built for.

Phitku's ₹100 Crore Ananta Capital Deal
FundingJul 4, 2026

Phitku's ₹100 Crore Ananta Capital Deal

Phitku was founded in early 2025, bootstrapped to profitability, built a 6 lakh customer base, appeared on Shark Tank India, and by July 2026 had completed a ₹100 crore majority stake deal with Ananta Capital — the PE firm backed by the Taparia family of Famy Care Group, which also owns Bella Vita, HipHop, and India's GNC franchise

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