Startup & Tech Daily Digest: 29 Oct

The D2C nutrition and dietary supplements brand has secured $9.9 million in a Series A2 funding round. The capital will be strategically deployed to fund clinical trials and significantly expand the company's existing product portfolio.

Backed by Alkemi Growth Capital, this provider of residential mental health, addiction, and dementia care services raised Rs 28 crore. This investment underscores the growing investor interest in specialized, high-quality healthcare infrastructure in India.

Deep-tech firm Coratia Technologies raised Rs 18 crore in a bridge round led by MGF Kavachh. The company focuses on developing indigenous underwater robotic systems, serving critical needs in the defence and infrastructure sectors.

The dermatology startup reported a strong financial performance for FY26, achieving Rs 133 crore in revenue. Notably, the company successfully narrowed its losses, reflecting a disciplined approach to scaling its personalized digital skincare consultations.

Health-tech platform Docterz has raised Rs 5 crore to further its integrated medical management suite. The platform streamlines clinical operations by offering electronic medical records, billing, and patient engagement tools for healthcare providers.

Robotics startup Tensrai secured Rs 3.4 crore in pre-seed funding to develop its retrofittable autonomy platform. Their technology aims to enable industrial and commercial robots to perform complex physical tasks autonomously.

Inflection Point Ventures led a Rs 1.47 crore pre-seed round for this propulsion technology developer. The company specializes in electric motors, controllers, and firmware designed for EVs, drones, and industrial machinery.