Proptech startup Truva has raised over $6.32 million (Rs 56.72 crore) in a fresh Series A funding round, marking a significant milestone for the young company as it looks to strengthen operations and expand its footprint in India’s residential real estate market. The round was backed entirely by existing investors Stellaris Venture Partners and Orios Venture Partners, underscoring continued confidence in Truva’s long-term vision.
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Details of the Funding Round
According to regulatory filings with the Registrar of Companies (RoC), Truva’s board approved the issuance of 54,628 Series A Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares at an issue price of Rs 10,383 per share. This allotment helped the company raise a total of Rs 56.72 crore in the current round.
The capital infusion comes at a crucial stage for the startup, which is still in the early phases of building revenue traction while investing heavily in technology, product depth, and customer acquisition.
Stellaris and Orios Double Down on Truva
Stellaris Venture Partners led the Series A round with an investment of Rs 30.5 crore, reaffirming its belief in Truva’s business model and execution capabilities. Orios Venture Partners followed with an investment of Rs 26.22 crore. Both firms were already shareholders in the company, and their continued participation highlights a long-term commitment rather than opportunistic funding.
As outlined in the regulatory filings, Truva plans to deploy the newly raised capital towards working capital requirements and business expansion, with a focus on strengthening its technology platform and scaling services to reach a wider base of homebuyers.
Valuation Crosses Rs 280 Crore
Based on estimates by Entrackr, Truva’s post-money valuation now stands at approximately Rs 284 crore (around $31.6 million). The valuation reflects investor confidence in the company’s differentiated approach, even as it remains in the early stages of monetisation.
The Series A round follows a $3 million seed funding raised earlier, which was also led by Stellaris Venture Partners. The repeat backing across funding stages signals conviction in Truva’s ability to build a scalable and defensible proptech platform.
Building a Smarter Home-Buying Experience
Founded in 2023 by Puneet Arora, Monil Singhal, and Ankit Gupta, Truva operates in the property technology space with a clear focus on simplifying and improving the home-buying journey. The platform goes beyond traditional property listings by offering data-backed insights that help buyers make more informed decisions.
Key features include natural light scores, noise ratings, immersive 3D property tours, and high-quality photos and videos. In addition to discovery, Truva supports buyers across critical stages of the transaction, including home loans, legal documentation, and property registration.
By combining technology-driven discovery with end-to-end support, the startup aims to address common pain points in residential real estate—particularly for first-time homebuyers navigating a fragmented and often opaque process.
Founders Retain Majority Ownership
Despite the fresh capital infusion, Truva’s founding team continues to hold a strong ownership position. Post-Series A, the three co-founders collectively own 54.87 percent of the company, with each founder holding an equal 18.29 percent stake.
Among institutional shareholders, Stellaris Venture Partners is now the largest external investor with a 24.53 percent stake, while Orios Venture Partners holds 9.24 percent following its participation in the round.
Early Financials Reflect Startup Stage
For the financial year ended March 2024, Truva reported an operating revenue of Rs 10.88 lakh, while posting a loss of Rs 10.30 lakh. The figures highlight the company’s early-stage nature, with a clear focus on product development and market expansion rather than near-term profitability. The startup is yet to file its financials for FY25.
Credits: Truva
Proptech Funding Landscape in 2025
Truva’s fundraise comes amid selective investor interest in the proptech sector. According to Entrackr’s annual report, proptech startups raised $368 million across 31 deals in 2025, accounting for 2.82 percent of total startup funding for the year.
Against this cautious backdrop, Truva’s Series A round positions it as one of the newer proptech players successfully securing follow-on capital, signalling investor belief in its technology-first approach and long-term scalability.
