EVeez is a platform enabling access to electric bikes via flexible subscription plans primarily for gig workers, delivery partners and small logistics operators. Started in 2019, EVeez operates a fully managed fleet of e‑bikes across 15 cities. The service removes barriers to EV access by offering weekly plans (starting ₹1,100), maintenance support, insurance, and battery swaps letting riders transition from petrol scooters to electric bikes without upfront investment, while boosting their net earnings through lower operational costs. $5.4 M Series  A round led by the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, with participation from Caret Capital, ThinKuvate, Ev2 Ventures, Barbershop With Shantanu, SailThru Ventures, and Ah! Ventures Fund. CEO & Co‑founder Gaurav Rathore shaped EVeez’s vision to provide affordable, zero‑emission two‑wheeler access for last‑mile delivery partners, increasing adoption among first‑time gig workers. COO & Co‑founder Abhishek Dwivedi leads operations across fleet scaling, partnerships with aggregators, and ensuring vehicle uptime and rider profitability.

Shrimpl is a Singapore-headquartered agritech startup that’s bringing data-driven precision to shrimp farming. Their platform combines in-depth biological models, AI, satellite imagery, and environmental sensors to give farmers a clear view of farm health, risks, and sustainability metrics like carbon emissions. This holistic approach helps improve yield, reduce disease, and make shrimp farming more profitable, especially in countries like India, Brazil, and Vietnam. Round led by MileDeep Capital, the strategic investment arm of Hyderabad’s Mile Deep Group, to accelerate Shrimpl’s entry into the Indian shrimp-farming market and build out its analytics capabilities in Asia and Latin America. Ciaron McKinley, CEO- spearheads Shrimpl’s commercial rollout and data-product strategy. Dr. Daniel Penalosa, Chief Scientific Officer oversees bioeconomic and risk analytics.  Dr Tom Ludescher, Chairman & Chief Strategy Officer drives finance, insurance, and global scale planning

Loopworm is a Bengaluru-based biotech startup rethinking how the world produces protein- by using silkworms instead of traditional industrial reactors. Their “reactor-free” approach lets them grow useful proteins, enzymes, and other materials directly inside insect biomass, making the process faster, cheaper, and more scalable. Founded in 2019, the startup runs a 6,000-tonne/year insect-processing plant that exports products globally- serving aquaculture, pet food, diagnostics, and animal vaccine markets and has secured international certifications. $3.25M Pre‑Series  A round led by WaterBridge Ventures and Enrission India Capital. Ankit Alok Bagaria, Co‑founder & CEO- leads vision and commercialization after developing Loopworm’s core biotech process. Abhi Gawri, Co‑founder & CTO oversees tech development and product innovation direction.

Oben Electric is a Bengaluru-based EV startup focused on manufacturing performance electric motorcycles built entirely in-house, from battery packs and vehicle control units to home charging solutions. With a production facility in Jigani capable of rolling out 100,000 vehicles annually, Oben has expanded rapidly across India, now operating 37 showrooms in 26 cities and employing over 500 specialists in engineering and EV tech. ₹100CR Series A round (₹50CR in January 2025 + ₹50CR in May 2025) led by Helios Holdings, the Sharda family office, and the Kay family, bringing the company’s total funding to ₹200CR. Founders: Madhumita Agrawal (Founder & CEO), Dinkar Agrawal (Founder, CTO & COO), and Sagar Thakkar (Co-Founder & CPO).