Secure funding acquired by Shreetech and SecureMachines
Indian Firms Secure Funding for Digital and Power Infrastructure Expansion
Two Indian companies, Shreetech Data Pvt Ltd and SecureMachines, have recently secured significant funding to bolster their operations in the digital and power infrastructure sectors.
Shreetech Data Pvt Ltd Raises $4.5 Million
Established in 1998 in Mumbai, Shreetech Data Pvt Ltd has announced a $4.5 million (Rs 39 crore) funding round led by Aarii Ventures, the investment arm of the Kothari family, and Cello Family Office. This investment is set to strengthen Shreetech's vertically integrated operations across data centers, power infrastructure, and in-house equipment manufacturing.
Shreetech offers end-to-end infrastructure services, including design, construction, technical audits, IT integration, and lifecycle management. Over the years, the company has executed over 100 data center projects and manages more than 500 MW of sanctioned power capacity. The company's revenue has grown significantly, from Rs 88 crore in FY21 to Rs 613 crore in FY25, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 62%.
SecureMachines Secures Undisclosed Seed Funding
Deep-tech startup SecureMachines has successfully closed an undisclosed seed funding round, led by Navam Capital, with participation from PointOne Capital and angel investors. The startup specializes in developing security hardware products that combine Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) with physical protections.
SecureMachines' flagship product, Prastaara, supports both quantum-safe and classical cryptographic algorithms, aiming for forward compatibility, compliance, and long-term resilience in digital infrastructure security. The startup plans to use the funding to accelerate product development, achieve certifications, and expand early customer integrations via lighthouse deployments.
Impact on India's Digital and Security Infrastructure Ecosystems
These developments position both Shreetech and SecureMachines to significantly impact India's digital and security infrastructure ecosystems in the near future. Shreetech's expansion is expected to boost data center and power infrastructure, while SecureMachines' focus on security hardware products is expected to bolster digital infrastructure security.
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