India’s startup and corporate ecosystem saw notable developments on 10th October 2025, with key funding rounds, IPOs, and strategic investments shaping the business landscape. Foodtech startup Hunger Inc raised INR 215 Cr to expand its meal subscription services, while cybersecurity firm PantherUn Technologies secured $12 Mn to strengthen its enterprise security offerings. In the corporate segment, WeWork India made a modest stock market debut, and Tata Consultancy Services announced a massive $6–7 Bn investment in AI-focused data centres, highlighting the country’s growing focus on innovation, infrastructure, and technology-driven growth.
Daily Indian Funding Roundup – 10th October 2025
| Company | Amount | Round | Lead investor(s) | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hunger Inc | INR 215 Cr | Funding round | Lighthouse Funds; DSG Consumer Partners | Foodtech / Meal subscriptions |
| PantherUn Technologies | $12 Mn | Funding round | Not specified | Cybersecurity / Enterprise security solutions |
Hunger Inc raises INR 215 Cr to expand meal subscription services
Foodtech startup Hunger Inc has raised INR 215 Cr from Lighthouse Funds and DSG Consumer Partners. The funding will be used to scale operations, enhance technology for food delivery, and expand into new cities across India. The startup focuses on providing convenient, healthy, and affordable meal subscription solutions for individuals and corporates.
PantherUn Technologies secures $12 Mn to boost cybersecurity offerings
Cybersecurity firm PantherUn Technologies has raised $12 Mn in a funding round to strengthen its enterprise security solutions. The investment will support product development, expand threat detection capabilities, and enhance the company’s footprint in India and global markets, focusing on protecting businesses from evolving cyber threats.
Key Business News for 10th October 2025
WeWork India IPO Debut
WeWork India, the co-working space provider, had a modest debut on Indian stock exchanges. Shares opened at INR 650 but closed at INR 632, slightly below the issue price. The INR 3,000 Cr IPO was fully an offer-for-sale, with Embassy Buildcon LLP and WeWork Global selling their stakes. The company posted a 17% revenue growth in FY25, reaching INR 1,949 Cr, and swung to a profit of INR 128 Cr from a loss of INR 135.7 Cr in FY24.
TCS $6–7 Bn AI Data Centre Investment
Tata Consultancy Services plans to invest $6–7 Bn to build AI-focused data centres with a total capacity of 1 GW over the next 5–7 years. The move aims to strengthen TCS’s position in AI infrastructure. Analysts note the high capital intensity but see it as a strategic shift to future-proof the business amid growing AI demand.
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