- SeriesBUndisclosed — Caplight records Series B closing on 2026-05-03, amount and valuation undisclosed. During the same period in 2026, the company externally stated it was raising ₹150 crore Series B, allocating 80%–90% of funds to capacity expansion. These may be different disclosure stages of the same round; this page lists closing facts per third-party records and ongoing negotiation scale per company statements, without merging calculations. | Source: Caplight (Last Round Series B, 2026-05-03) · Inc42 report (Aug 2026)
- Angel RoundUSD 0M — Angel Round recorded by TheCompanyCheck, size approximately USD 358.5K; during the same period, the company expanded its Wilboar (confined space inspection robot) product line and completed two rounds of financing (Pre-Series B and Series B, amounts undisclosed and not separately listed by third-party databases). Source: TheCompanyCheck (Total Equity Funding USD 5.79M / 7 rounds basis)
- SeriesAUSD 3M — Zoho Corp invested ₹20 crore becoming the largest institutional shareholder, personally driven by Sridhar Vembu; Funds used to expand R&D infrastructure, build scalable production bases, expand teams, and increase exports to ASEAN markets. Before this round, cumulative financing was only approx. ₹3 crore. Caplight recorded closing date as 2022-05-25, while Fortune India and Times of India reported announcement time as January 2022; both time calibers noted here. | Source: Times of India (Zoho invests ₹20 crore in Genrobotics) · Fortune India · Caplight
- Pre-SeriesAUSD 0M — First institutional series funding, scale approx. ₹2.5 crore. Key investors include Anand Mahindra (Chairman of Mahindra Group, personal contribution of ₹50 lakh), Unicorn India Ventures, and Sea Fund. During the same period, the company won the 2020 National Startup Award in India. Source: Fortune India "The Transformers: Genrobotics" · Caplight (Series A, 2020-10-06)
- Project GrantUndisclosed — BPCL funded the R&D of Mobility Plus (which later evolved into G-Gaiter rehabilitation exoskeletons) through Project Ankur; non-equity nature. | Source: Company website history timeline (Who We Are)
- Government GrantUndisclosed — Two government innovation grants used for Bandicoot 1.0 productization and municipal pilots; non-equity financing, not included in cumulative equity financing. | Source: Caplight round records (Grant, 2018-06-18 / 2018-08-06) · Company website development history
- Seed RoundUndisclosed — First institutional funding, led by Unicorn India Ventures, serving as a matching round for the India Innovation Growth Program (IIGP 2.0). Founding partner Anil Joshi later publicly stated, "Accompanying them all the way for eight years." | Source: YourStory Company Profile · Caplight Round Records
- Seed RoundUSD 0M — The first external funding after the company's establishment, personally invested by Rajan Anandan with ₹72 lakh, used for the engineering of Bandicoot's first-generation product. | Source: Fortune India 'The Transformers: Genrobotics' · YourStory
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