Startup Surge: AI Innovations Attract Major Funding

AI-driven startups such as OrbitShift, Supermoney, Maxim AI, and Wahter have collectively secured substantial funding to scale operations and innovate their technology solutions. The investments come from major venture capital firms, aimed at expanding customer bases, improving business processes, and accelerating market penetration.

In a flurry of funding announcements, AI-driven startups have garnered significant attention and capital. OrbitShift, a sales-focused startup, secured USD 7 million in seed funding led by Peak XV's Surge and Stellaris Venture Partners. The California-based firm intends to utilize the funds to broaden its customer base and develop its solutions further.

Meanwhile, Supermoney, a digital lending platform targeting SMEs, raised USD 3.4 million in a Series A round from Capital 2B and Capria Ventures. Co-founder Nikhil Banerjee emphasized the firm's goal to tap into a USD 800-billion domestic market opportunity by reaching 5,00,000 MSMEs within the next two years.

Maxim AI, another SaaS startup, announced raising USD 3 million under the leadership of Elevation Capital, with contributions from notable angel investors. The company will use the capital infusion to expand its team and scale its platform, focusing on partnerships with leading enterprises building AI products.

Lastly, Wahter, a packaged drinking water startup, raised Rs 5 crore in pre-seed funding. The firm plans to enhance its distribution network and production processes and continue innovating its advertising-focused revenue strategy.

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