Latest Startup Funding News: Kily, NYAI, Superleap, and More in 2026

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Here’s a quick roundup of the latest startup funding news in 2026: Kily secures Rs 30 crore, NYAI raises $1.5M, and Superleap bags Rs 36 crore. Other highlights include strategic partnerships and significant investments from notable firms like Peak XV, Anicut Capital, and The Chennai Angels.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Kily Secures Rs 30 Crore
2. NYAI Raises $1.5M
3. Superleap Raises Rs 36 Crore
4. Strategic Partnerships and Investments

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

• Kily’s Rs 30 crore funding round led by Sorin Investments
• NYAI’s $1.5M seed funding from Indian family offices
• Superleap’s Rs 36 crore pre-Series A funding led by Peak XV’s Surge

Kily Secures Rs 30 Crore

Kily, an agentic AI startup, has secured Rs 30 crore in funding led by Sorin Investments, with participation from Razorpay and Wyser Capital. Founded by Sankalp Mehrotra, Anurag Singh, and Sharad Chitlangia, Kily develops AI agents to help consumer brands manage operations across ecommerce and quick commerce platforms. The startup aims to improve growth, profitability, and operational efficiency for brands through its AI-driven platform.

NYAI Raises $1.5M

NYAI, an AI-native legal infrastructure startup, has raised $1.5 million in a seed funding round from a consortium of Indian family offices and strategic angel investors. The company plans to use the capital to expand its technology platform, build compliance offerings, and increase adoption among enterprises, listed companies, and law firms. NYAI also aims to develop its compliance module into an obligation-management system.

Superleap Raises Rs 36 Crore

Superleap, an enterprise AI CRM platform, has raised Rs 36 crore in a pre-Series A funding round led by Peak XV’s Surge. Founded by Subham Kumar Boundia, Alok Maurya, and Saurabh Maheshwari, Superleap plans to use the fresh capital to expand its go-to-market operations, strengthen its product and platform capabilities, and build its AI-native CRM offering in India.

Strategic Partnerships and Investments

Anicut Capital and The Chennai Angels Partnership

Anicut Capital and The Chennai Angels have entered into a strategic partnership to boost early-stage startup investments in India through a Category I Alternative Investment Fund (AIF). The partnership aims to increase equity investments in early-stage startups by providing structured capital support.

Dabur Partners with Accenture

FMCG major Dabur India has partnered with Accenture to expand the use of artificial intelligence and data analytics across its business operations. Accenture will help Dabur build a unified data infrastructure by integrating internal and external datasets into a centralized data lake.

BikeWo Green Tech to Acquire ENlite EV Care

BikeWo Green Tech Limited has signed an MoU to acquire a majority stake in electric vehicle service and maintenance company ENlite EV Care. The acquisition will enable BikeWo to expand its electric mobility portfolio into vehicle servicing, maintenance, and lifecycle support.

Mohalla Tech to Invest Up to Rs 100 Cr in AI-Generated Micro-Dramas

Mohalla Tech plans to invest up to Rs 100 crore through 2026 to scale the production of AI-generated micro-dramas. The company expects AI-led production to reduce costs by as much as 70% and increase its share of AI-generated content to 30-40% by the end of 2026.

QWEEN Partners with Perfect Corp

Luxury jewellery brand QWEEN has partnered with AI and augmented reality technology company Perfect Corp to introduce a 3D Virtual Try-On experience for its customers. The technology will allow consumers to virtually try on QWEEN's jewellery in real time and assess how pieces look and fit before making a purchase.

Mintoak Acquires ICC Loyalty

Payments and engagement platform Mintoak has acquired Dubai-headquartered fintech ICC Loyalty, expanding its presence across the Middle East, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Asia. The acquisition will enable Mintoak to offer banks a unified platform catering to both acquiring and issuing businesses.

Livlong 365 Launches SurgiCare

Healthtech and wellness platform Livlong 365 has launched Livlong SurgiCare, a surgery care coordination service aimed at supporting patients through elective and planned procedures, from diagnosis to post-surgery recovery. The service will assist patients with cashless insurance approvals and coordinate post-operative care, including nursing and physiotherapy.

Conclusion

The startup ecosystem in 2026 is buzzing with significant funding rounds, strategic partnerships, and innovative solutions across various sectors. From AI-driven platforms to healthtech services, startups are leveraging technology to drive growth and efficiency.

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