Atomgrid has also raised debt from venture debt funds and banks, including Trifecta, SIDBI and RevX Atomgrid, a leading speciality chemicals platform, has announced that it has raised a total…

Atomgrid has also raised debt from venture debt funds and banks, including Trifecta, SIDBI and RevX

Atomgrid, a leading speciality chemicals platform, has announced that it has raised a total of $7 million in Pre-series A funding in a mix of equity and debt to expand its global footprint and accelerate product development. 

The equity round was led by A99, an early-stage venture capital firm focused on the manufacturing sector. The round also witnessed participation from new investors Sadev Ventures, CDM Capital and existing investors Merak Ventures. Before the fresh round, Atomgrid raised $1.25 million in May last year. 

Along with the equity, Atomgrid has also raised debt from venture debt funds and banks, including Trifecta, SIDBI and RevX. 

Founded by Siddharth Gupta and Lakshit Bansal, Atomgrid operates in an industry valued at over $800 billion globally and aims to capture this market by building a full-stack orchestration layer that integrates the entire value chain, establishes its own global distribution network, and develops proprietary IP through long-term R&D, all while leveraging the existing manufacturing ecosystem.

Siddharth Gupta, Co-Founder of Atomgrid, said, “We are seeing a massive opportunity in the global markets to serve our customers’ speciality chemical needs through creating a strong distribution network, investing in long-term R&D, and becoming a full-stack player. With new investors on board, we’re doubling down on our vision of a global, innovation-led, asset-light company that can redefine how speciality chemicals are developed and delivered from India to the world.”

Over 50 per cent of Atomgrid’s revenue comes from exports, with over 150 active customers in more than 15 countries. In the past 18 months, Atomgrid has completed two funding rounds and is on a path to deliver 3x revenue growth in FY26 over FY25.

What sets Atomgrid apart from its competitors is its full-stack global approach, enabling it to capture higher margins and build defensibility in the long run.

Atomgrid plans to use the funds to deepen its export footprint, establish on-ground teams and offices in key international markets, and accelerate the development and launch of new products through its R&D.