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AI-driven robotics startup Haber has made headlines by securing INR 317 Crore (approximately $38 million) in its latest funding round, led by Creaegis, Accel India, and BEENEXT Capital. This funding marks a significant milestone for the Pune-based company, founded in 2017 by Vipin Raghavan, Priya Venkat, and Arjunan PN.
Haber specializes in developing industrial robots powered by artificial intelligence that automate manual tasks such as sample collection, measurement, analysis, and process intervention. Their technology is widely adopted in sectors like food and beverages, pulp and paper, agriculture, and oil & gas, helping factories boost efficiency while reducing chemical, energy, and water consumption.
The infusion of funds will be directed towards Haber’s ambitious plans for global expansion, particularly in the Americas, and scaling operations across new industry verticals. The startup’s solutions have already helped clients save billions of litres of water and significantly cut carbon emissions, establishing Haber as a leader in industrial automation and sustainability.
In FY23, Haber reported almost doubling its revenue to INR 82 crore with a reported loss of INR 36.7 crore, reflecting rapid growth and ongoing investment in technology and market reach. With leading industrial clients like ITC, Aditya Birla Group, and Tata Steel, and decades of combined experience from its founders, Haber is well-positioned to drive the next wave of innovation in industrial robotics.
As AI and robotics technology continue to reshape manufacturing, logistics, and other industries, Haber’s landmark funding round will enable them to accelerate growth, enhance product offerings, and expand their global footprint in the years ahead.
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