Portfolio Indra Water

Indra Water

Offers innovative and energy-efficient water treatment and purification solutions.

Founding year
2018

Sector
Water Technology, Clean Tech

Investing round
Series A (December 2023)

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founders

Nishchay Chadha
Co-Founder 

Shailesh Vikram Singh
Founder & CEO
Shailesh Vikram Singh
Founder & CEO
founders

Amrit Om Nayak
Co-Founder 

Krunal Patel
Co-Founder 

OVERVIEW

About

Indra Water is a Mumbai-based cleantech startup that builds modular, decentralized wastewater treatment systems designed for urban and industrial use. Their plug-and-play units offer a compact, chemical-free alternative to traditional Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs), enabling high recovery rates and reduced operating costs. By targeting the underserved sub-2 MLD segment, Indra is addressing a massive gap in the wastewater treatment market, especially in sectors like residential complexes, manufacturing, and hospitality.

Why We Invested?

We backed Indra Water because it offers a differentiated, scalable solution in a largely unorganized and inefficient market. The company has demonstrated strong early traction with institutional clients, a healthy sales pipeline, and a proven ability to deliver compliance-grade treatment with lower costs and footprint. With rising regulatory pressure and growing demand for sustainable water solutions, we see Indra as well-positioned to become a category leader in the mid-market wastewater segment.

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