Intangles has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round led by Avataar Venture Partners, marking one of the largest growth-stage deals in Indian tech this week.
Growth-stage money is moving again
The round landed in a week when growth and late-stage funding reached $219.2 million across five deals — a sharp rebound from the $206.89 million raised across the entire previous week. Bengaluru led the deal count with 18 startups raising, followed by Delhi-NCR with 10.
Avataar Venture Partners, the lead investor, has been one of the most active growth-stage backers of Indian enterprise tech, and its $30 million bet on Intangles underscores continued appetite for B2B companies with proven enterprise traction.
Where the week’s money went
Intangles' round sat alongside Raise Financial Services' $120 million unicorn round and Qapita's $26.5 million raise from Charles Schwab Corporation. Segment-wise, AI and e-commerce led the week with five deals each, followed by fintech and healthtech with three apiece.
Why it matters for founders
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