Vayudh 
Dealstreet

Phoenix Legal, Kaizen law act on Vayudh fundraise

Vayudh raised $10 million from the fundraise.

Bar & Bench

BotLab Dynamics Private Limited's Vayudh has raised $10 million from a fundraise led by Dharana Capital, and saw participation from Deepinder Goyal, Ajay Aggarwal (Action TESA), Sumit Jalan, LetsVenture, and Navam Capital.

Phoenix Legal advised Vayudh on this fundraise.

The transaction team consisted of Rahul Deodhar (Partner) and Shivani Vyas (Associate).

Rahul Deodhar

Kaizen Law was also involved in this fundraise.

The startup plans to use the funds to scale its R&D, expand manufacturing infrastructure, and deepen deployments within the Indian defence ecosystem. Its portfolio includes Atri, India’s first nano surveillance drone, and proprietary swarm drone systems. “This funding marks a pivotal step in our journey to develop indigenous, cutting-edge defence drone technology of global standards,” said CEO Tanmay Bunkar. Dharana Capital’s Vamsi Duvvuri noted that India's push for defence indigenisation presents a rare opportunity to build globally competitive deeptech solutions from within the country.

Vayudh operates in the drone manufacturing & defence technology sectors. Vayudh has developed expertise in swarm drone technology, with over 300,000 autonomous flying hours in defence and other commercial applications like drone shows and industrial surveying.

The investment will be directed towards strengthening the company’s research and development capabilities, enhancing manufacturing infrastructure, and accelerating deployments in collaboration with India’s defence forces.

If you would like your Deals, Columns, Press Releases to be published on Bar & Bench, please fill in the form available here.

Dushyant Dave quits legal profession after 48 years

When lawyering becomes criminal: The Supreme Court's chance to protect the defenders of rule of law

'Intention' and the dynamics of caste abuse in the Atrocities Act

Don't burden yourself with loan for foreign LL.M: CJI BR Gavai to law graduates

Swiss Army Knife maker gets urgent relief from Bombay HC against unauthorised listings on Amazon

SCROLL FOR NEXT