Bengaluru-based cold-pressed oil brand Gramiyaa has raised Rs 18.65 crore in a Series A funding round led by new investor Optiscape Network Holdings, with participation from existing investors Homegrown Ventures, Campus Fund and others.
The latest funding follows the startup's Rs 7.2 crore pre-Series A round in March 2025, which was led by Homegrown Ventures, with participation from Campus Fund and Mumbai Angels.
According to regulatory filings, Gramiyaa's board allotted 32,968 Series A compulsorily convertible preference shares (CCPS) at Rs 5,657 each to raise the fresh capital.
Optiscape Network Holdings invested Rs 9 crore, making it the largest contributor to the round. Homegrown Ventures invested Rs 4.5 crore, followed by Campus Fund with Rs 4 crore. Sarya Global Holdings contributed Rs 90 lakh, while Rasagna Pulapaka invested Rs 25 lakh.
The startup plans to use the proceeds for growth capital and general corporate requirements.
Gramiyaa traces its origins to 2016, when founder Sibi Manivannan began developing a business around traditional oil-making methods.
The brand produces cold-pressed cooking oils using traditional wood and stone mills alongside modern manufacturing processes. The products are manufactured at its own facilities or through trusted manufacturing partners.
Its product range includes groundnut, coconut, sesame and mustard oils, as well as virgin coconut and olive oils.
The D2C brand sells its products through its website and several e-commerce and quick-commerce platforms, including Amazon, Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart, BigBasket, DMart Ready and FirstClub.
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