Startup financing news: this week’s top deals (September 21-27)

1. Adani total gas
   Funding amount: $375 million
   Investors: BNP Paribas, DBS Bank, Mizuho Bank, MUFG Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
   Adani Total Gas continues its expansion in the City Gas Distribution (CGD) segment by raising a whopping $375 million. The company aims to supply natural gas (PNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) through pipelines to cities like Ahmedabad, Chandigarh and Ernakulam. The financing will help further network development across the industrial, commercial and residential sectors, improving gas distribution across key regions in India.
2. What to fix
   Funding amount: $125 million
   Investors: Warburg Pincus, SoftBank 2 vision fund
   Whatfix, a leader in digital adoption solutions, has raised $125 million to support enterprise software development. Founded in 2021, Whatfix helps companies improve the software experience and drive digital transformation. With in-app guidance and productivity tools, Whatfix can support businesses looking to maximize their technology investments.
3. Fintech M2P
   Funding amount: $101.8 million
   Investors: Helios investment partners, Flourish Ventures
   M2P Fintech raised $101.8 million, highlighting its role as a leading provider of API infrastructure for banks, fintechs and consumer technology companies. The company offers branded, compliant financial services and partnerships to support digital transformation, strengthening its position in the financial ecosystem.
4. Qure.ai
   Funding amount: $65 million
   Investors: Lightspeed, 360 ONE Asset, Merck Global Health Innovation Fund, Kae Capital, Novo Holdings, HealthQuad, TeamFund
   Qure.ai, a healthcare AI specialist, has raised $65 million to continue its mission to improve access to healthcare. AI solutions help in the early detection of critical diseases such as tuberculosis and lung cancer, with the broader goal of improving medical diagnosis and clinical support systems around the world.
5. Big Bang Boom solutions
   Funding amount: 30 million dollars
   Investors: Mumbai Angels Network, Vyom Family Office, SBI Startup Branch in Chennai, Asquare Investing
   Defense technology startup Big Bang Boom Solutions (BBBS) has raised $30 million to further develop indigenous defense technologies, including anti-drone systems, AI-based smart fencing and unmanned tanks. It is also working on advanced projects such as riot control drones, exoskeletons, wound healing sprays and COVID-19 solutions such as testing kits and ventilators.
6. Everest Fleet
   Funding amount: 30 million dollars
   Investor: Uber
   Mumbai-based Everest Fleet has raised $30 million from Uber, reflecting its position as a major fleet operator providing passenger transportation services. With a focus on eco-friendly vehicles, Everest Fleet’s clean fuel vehicles serve major Indian cities and contribute to sustainable urban transport.
7. Nurix AI
   Funding amount: $27.5 million
   Investors: General Catalyst, Accel, Meraki Labs
   Bengaluru-based Nurix AI has raised $27.5 million to advance AI agent technology. The startup focuses on building custom AI agents for enterprise use, improving productivity and customer service with human-like voice and reasoning capabilities. Nurix solutions integrate seamlessly with workflows, making it a strong player in the native AI productivity market.
8. Atlys
   Funding amount: 20 million dollars
   Investors: Peak XV Partners, Elevation Capital, DST Global and Headline
   Atlys, a visa application platform, has raised $20 million to streamline travel processes around the world. Serving over 150 destinations, Atlys reduces visa rejections and processes applications in just 55 seconds, making it an essential tool for travelers with complex visa procedures.

These financing rounds underscore growing investor confidence in sectors such as gas distribution, fintech, artificial intelligence and mobility. Follow these startups that are constantly innovating and expanding their reach.