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Indian Startups Raise $360M, Boosting Green Innovations

9/23/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Carbon Masters India secured funding from Schneider Electric and others to expand biomethane production.
Bengaluru-based SpaceFields raised $5 million to develop rocket propulsion and collaborate with Globaz Technologies.
Sept 15–20, 2025, Indian startups raised over $360 million, led by PharmEasy with $193 million debt financing.
Equilibrium raised $3 million to expand carbon removal, engaging over 60,000 farmers and coastal communities.

History

Historical Context

Launched in 2015, India's Startup India initiative aimed to boost innovation and entrepreneurship, leading to significant investments in the sector. By September 2025, Indian startups raised over $360 million, with PharmEasy securing $193 million. This growth reflects a vibrant ecosystem, positioning India as a key player in sustainable technologies and attracting major investors like Schneider Electric and Globaz Technologies.

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Story summary

Carbon Masters India secured funding from Schneider Electric and others to expand biomethane production.
Bengaluru-based SpaceFields raised $5 million to develop rocket propulsion and collaborate with Globaz Technologies.
Sept 15–20, 2025, Indian startups raised over $360 million, led by PharmEasy with $193 million debt financing.
Equilibrium raised $3 million to expand carbon removal, engaging over 60,000 farmers and coastal communities.

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