AI Agents, 3D Printing, and Funding Surges: India Startup Highlights June 23, 2025

Startup News and Updates: Daily Roundup (June 23, 2025)

YourStory brings you the latest from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here's what matters for professionals in real estate and construction on Monday, June 23, 2025.

Featured Stories

The Next Unicorn Could Be Run by a Solo Entrepreneur with AI

Solo entrepreneurs are now building companies using AI agents and plug-and-play APIs, shrinking traditional team sizes. With powerful GPUs and AI co-pilots, a single coder can develop and ship products globally, potentially reaching $100 million ARR faster than traditional SaaS firms can even finish hiring cycles.

Industry leaders predicted this shift, and it appears the future is here. This change could impact how startups in construction tech and real estate software evolve, with leaner teams delivering faster innovation.

How MiCoB Is Optimising Construction with 3D Printing

Ahmedabad-based deeptech startup MiCoB is making strides in 3D concrete printing (3DCP), aiming to reduce operational hurdles in construction. Their technology uses fine particle concrete mixes without coarse aggregates, allowing precise, scalable building solutions.

Operating mainly on B2B2C and B2G models, MiCoB runs a 27-member team and maintains plants in Ahmedabad and Sonipat. This approach can streamline construction processes and reduce material waste, a key consideration for construction projects looking to improve efficiency and sustainability.

Funding News

PharmEasy Founders Launch Home Improvement Venture, Raise Funds at $120M Valuation

The founders of PharmEasy have started All Home, a platform for interior design and home improvement. The company raised a seed round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, valuing it at over $120 million. By partnering with omnichannel brands, All Home aims to organise fragmented segments in interior décor and architecture, which can interest construction sector players involved in residential and commercial interiors.

EKA Mobility Raises Rs 200 Cr from ENAM Holdings

Electric vehicle maker EKA Mobility secured Rs 200 crore to boost production of passenger and goods carrier EVs. The funds will help set up manufacturing plants and expand product lines over the next two years. This move signals growing interest in EV infrastructure and logistics solutions, relevant for construction companies focused on sustainable transport.

Rabitat Raises Rs 40 Cr in Series A Funding

D2C brand Rabitat, which offers kids’ drinkware and foodware, raised Rs 40 crore led by RPSG Capital Ventures and DSG Consumer Partners. The company plans to expand its product range and manufacturing partnerships in India. While not directly related to construction, this reflects ongoing investor confidence in niche consumer brands.

Utopia Therapeutics Raises $1.5M to Advance Obesity Vaccine

Biotech startup Utopia Therapeutics secured $1.5 million to support preclinical studies of an immunotherapeutic vaccine targeting obesity. This development is important for health-focused real estate projects integrating wellness features.

Truliv Raises Investment from Bennett, Coleman & Co Ltd at Rs 356.5 Cr Valuation

Alternate hospitality player Truliv received equity funding from media conglomerate BCCL, valuing the company at Rs 356.5 crore. Truliv plans to expand into holiday homes, retirement communities, and nature-centric stays, aiming for Rs 200 crore in revenue within three years.

This funding supports the growth of alternate real estate offerings, especially those catering to Gen Z and millennials interested in diverse living experiences. The company will also invest in technology to improve its platform.

Other News

Zen Technologies to Acquire Majority Stake in Drone Startup TISA Aerospace

Zen Technologies Ltd approved acquiring a majority stake in TISA Aerospace, a startup focused on loitering munitions and UAVs. The acquisition involves share purchase and convertible debentures. Given the increasing use of drones in surveying and site monitoring, this move could influence construction tech applications.

Eat Better Partners with Unicommerce to Streamline Ecommerce Operations

Healthy snack brand Eat Better Co is collaborating with Unicommerce to enhance its D2C and quick commerce fulfilment using Unicommerce’s Uniware platform. While more relevant to consumer goods, the partnership highlights the importance of efficient supply chains that construction firms can also learn from.

NueGo Expands Intercity Electric Bus Network Across Multiple States

NueGo, operated by GreenCell Mobility, expanded its electric bus routes connecting major Indian cities. With over 300 electric buses now operational, this expansion supports sustainable transport infrastructure, which is increasingly integrated into urban development plans.

Multipl Partners with FundsIndia Partners to Promote Spendvesting

Fintech platform Multipl joined hands with FundsIndia Partners to offer mutual fund investments aimed at everyday spending goals. This innovation could influence real estate investors looking for flexible financial planning options.

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