The Indian startup ecosystem remains very resilient and growing, and different sectors are getting big investments regardless of world economic uncertainties. The latest rounds of funding of $127.7 million in ten innovative startups demonstrate the depth of opportunities that are born out of Indian entrepreneurship.
Here in this insight, you will explore the best ten startups that secured significant funding in june 2025.
GIVA Raises $62M to Redefine India’s Jewelry Market with Sterling Silver and Lab-Grown Diamonds
Top on the list of funding is GIVA, a premium brand of Jewels in Bengaluru, which has been able to reinvent the way Indians view and buy their fine jewels. A huge amount of $62 million raised by the company with the support of such prominent investors as Creaegis, Premji Invest, Epiq Capital, and Edelweiss Discovery Fund is a testament to the fact that the Indian jewelry market has enormous potential.
The startup, which was founded in 2019, is now one of the most popular brands of silver jewelry in India, owing its success in part to the concepts of authenticity and accessibility. Its success is also linked to having adhered to quality, where every piece is made out of 925 sterling silver and produced with authenticity certificates. The trendsetters in this are their recent introduction of inexpensive 14K and 18K gold jewelry lines with laboratory-grown diamonds that reflect strategic diversification in tune with the present-day consumer.
The difference of GIVA is that they take a whole-picture approach to customer experience. The brand provides a 6-month plating warranty. high-quality package, home delivery, and no-questions 30-day return policy. Through such a customer-based system, GIVA has acquired credibility in a domain where online commerce is stunted with the question of authenticity.
EKA Mobility Secures $23M to Power India’s EV Revolution with Electric Buses and Green Logistics
Electric vehicles are still getting heavy investments and one such company to scoop up is EKA Mobility, which got $23 million from ENAM Holding. Headquartered in Pune, this is a subsidiary of Pinnacle Industries; the company deals in electric buses and small commercial vehicles and is leading or playing a leading role in facilitating a green mobility revolution in India.
EKA Mobility has a strategic level that is not limited to amounts of money. It is one of the 20 companies to be given the nod under the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme of the Central Government, which is an official acceptance that the company has contributed to the manufacturing power of the country. Their partnership with Dutch colossus VDL Group has exposed Indian manufacturing to better international expertise, and liaisons with Skyline Motors have led to effective electric bus implementation in Uttarakhand.
Strategic vision: The leadership team of the company, comprising Chairman Sudhir Mehta and the advisory board members with decades of experience in the automotive industry, can lead the company through the complex transportation ecosystem in India. Japanese Mitsui & Co. has also invested in Eka in the past and is expected to invest another Rs 600 crore in 2023, showing ongoing global confidence in the growth pattern of EKA.
GoKwik Bags $13M to Optimize E-commerce Conversions and Combat RTO Losses in India
GoKwik is the modern model of the fintech optimization solutions in the e-commerce space of India that targets the local environment. The fact that the company raised $13 million under the co-leadership of RTP Global, Z47, Peak XV Partners, and Think Investments confirms its universal nature of cracking the most important e-commerce issues.
The technology platform by GoKwik has been able to solve some of the basic pain points of Indian e-commerce markets, especially the cash-on-delivery (COD) issue of the return-to-origin (RTO) challenge, which affects the aspect of profits made by merchants. Their product suite is three-fold: conversion optimization, the ability to manage RTO and marketing automation based on WhatsApp with KwikChat.
The impacts on its level are impressive as well: one every three shoppers are already connected to the GoKwik network, and it benefited more than 10,000 brands by getting them to scale their businesses through better realization of their gross merchandise value and increasing their profit margins. The team of co-founders (Chirag Taneja, Vivek Bajpai, and Ankush Talwar) shares years of experience in the tech companies across India, such as Flipkart, Razorpay, Swiggy, and Myntra.
Kazam Secures $6.2M to Supercharge India’s EV Infrastructure with 50,000+ Charge Points
The new investment into the electric vehicle structure comes as Bengaluru-based Kazam raised Series B capital of $6.2 million, led by International Finance Corporation, Vertex Ventures SEA & India, and Avaana Capital. Integration of charging networks and energy management systems form an extensive ecosystem of the electric vehicle the company is developing.
The strategy of Kazam helps fill the elephant in the room known as critical infrastructure that usually hampers the adoption of electric cars. Their 50,000+ charge points, hardware-agnostic software interface and energy management systems combine all charged hubs and EV fleets end-to-end. The variety of charging solutions offered by the company applies to two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and four-wheelers, so any parking space can be a possible source of revenue due to the EV charging station.
Flipspaces Raises $5.9M to Revolutionize Interior Design with VR-Powered Real Estate Solutions
Flipspaces, a Mumbai-based firm received an investment of $5.9 million by Asiana Fund which indicates the confidence that investors have in the virtual reality technology as applied to real estate and interior design. It is a technology-advanced company that gamifies the interior design experiences and places control directly in the hands of the consumers as it offers end-to-end design and execution services.
Flipspaces integrates innovative VR and integrates it with the old-fashioned contracting abilities such as in house geometry and network of vendors. This comes in a mixture that can benefit a lot of different clients, office-building companies and residential-project differentiation by builders, managed workspace managed workspace operators who want design solutions.
StayVista Secures $5M Series B to Expand India’s Leading Tech-Enabled Vacation Rental Platform
Travel technology business is also receiving investment- Mumbai-based StayVista announced it has raised a $5 million Series B funding round led by JSW Ventures along with DSG Consumer Partners, Capri Global Family Office. On this basis, StayVista is the largest tech-enabled vacation rental platform in India with operations in 100+ locations across the country through three different categories in 2022 namely Veo (mass-premium), StayVista (premium), and Vieda (luxury).
This success of the StayVista is indicative of shifting travel responses, especially the loss of the hotel in favor of homestays by middle and upper-middle-income travellers who are seeking privacy, customisation and recovery. The regional cluster philosophy, which consists of 25-30 properties on average, guarantees local management and uniform services, which are reshaping the hospitality industry in India.
Rabitat Raises $4.6M to Redefine Babycare with Safe and Premium Essentials for Toddlers
The remaining companies in this funding roundup represent diverse sectors and investment stages. New Delhi-based Rabitat raised $4.6 million in Series A funding from multiple investors, including RPSG Capital and DSG Consumer Partners, focusing on premium baby and toddler essentials with an emphasis on safety and quality.
ZILO Secures $4.5M to Launch Hyperlocal Premium Fashion with 60-Minute Delivery Promise
Mumbai-based ZILO secured $4.5 million in seed funding from Info Edge Ventures and Chiratae Ventures, pioneering a new category of premium fashion retail that blends online convenience with offline experiences. Their 60-minute delivery promise addresses spontaneous fashion needs in urban markets.
Coratia Technologies Raises $2M to Pioneer Indigenous Underwater Robotics in India
Rourkela-based Coratia Technologies raised $2 million in Pre-Series A funding from MGF-Kavachh, specializing in underwater robotics and autonomous underwater vehicles. Their indigenous ROV designs serve diverse applications, from civil structure inspections to search and rescue missions.
Skippi Raises $1.4M to Serve Fun and Healthy Frozen Treats Without Artificial Additives
Hyderabad-based Skippi completed a $1.4 million Pre-Series A round, focusing on healthy fun food products with natural flavors, colors, and preservatives while avoiding artificial sweeteners.
Investment Landscape Analysis
This funding roundup exposes some of the major trends that characterize the Indian startup ecosystem. They are also geographically diverse, with companies holding headquarters across major cities, including Bengaluru and Rourkela, which can also be interpreted as robust entrepreneurship activity beyond the established tech cities.
The company is already diversified by sector and covers e-commerce, cleantech, fintech, real estate technology, travel tech, consumer services, and advanced hardware. This range indicates that the investors are discovering possibilities in a variety of sectors instead of focusing on the particular one.
The participation of not only domestic but also foreign investors featuring already successful corporations such as Sequoia Capital (now Peak XV Partners) andMatrix Partners India, as well as foreign investors such as RTP Global and International Finance Corporation, illustrates great faith in the future development of India.
Projections and Implications
The funding rounds, in total, amount to more than investing in the country; they are a manifestation of the belief in India regarding its innovativeness in other sectors. The firms that are the objects of investments are tackling the basic issues of their business fields, whether it is the authenticity of jewelry or electric vehicle infrastructure and the efficiency of online commerce.
The performance of these startups will most possibly shape the patterns of investment and strategies that will be used by startups in the future. The fact that they solve uniquely Indian problems and build scalable solutions makes them potentially grow in national as well as possibly global markets.
With India going under its digital transformation, the companies that have received a share of that funding have a good reach to develop into category leaders, which in turn can shape their industry to the next level in the next several years. The future generation of entrepreneurs will probably take some portion of their success stories as well as offer some insight to investors who may want to get a share in India and its vibrant startup industry.
$127.7 million in funding in these ten companies makes but a small portion of the overall Indian startup investment story, but it offers us some good ideas about what is happening, in what industries, and the kind of solutions investors are looking at in the current market context.
