Machine Manufacturing startup Autocracy Machinery secured Rs 5 crore in its seed funding round  led by Venture Catalysts 


Machine Manufacturing startup Autocracy Machinery secured Rs 5 crore in its seed funding round  led by Venture Catalysts 
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Autocracy Machinery is a machine manufacturing startup that secured Rs 5 crore in a seed funding round led by Venture Catalysts. SFour Capital, Bharat Jaisinghani, and Nikhil Jaisinghani participated in the round. The company previously secured a $1.2 million fund from Venture Catalysts, Hem Angels, and Z Nation Lab. We are disscusing the Machine Manufacturing startup Autocracy Machinery secured Rs 5 crore in its seed funding round led by Venture Catalysts.

We are disscusing the Machine Manufacturing startup Autocracy Machinery secured Rs 5 crore in its seed funding round led by Venture Catalysts:

The startup plans to use this fresh capital to scale up its structure & manufacturing operations,  enhance its R&D department, develop market presence, and enhance its technologies. Autocracy develops machines for agriculture, construction, and infrastructure purposes. The company offers other machines, including trenchers, agriculture attachments, and landscaping machinery. The startup has a vast network, and it exports machines to the Middle East and Africa. Autocracy Machinery claims to offer affordable and best-performing types of machinery. The machines are priced to ensure their accessibility to individual clients and businesses. Before this seed funding round, the startup had a valuation of $5.94 million. 

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The company is a specialty manufacturer of agricultural, construction, and infrastructure machines.  The firm also offers customized machinery options to its clients. The company serves the B2B and B2C  marketplace, food & agriculture, manufacturing market, and industrial goods segment. This machine manufacturing startup plans to expand its network nationwide with the funding amount raised.  This deal and investment by Venture Catalysts show the company’s trust in Autocracy Machinery’s market potential and business model. 

The startup manufactures machines and offers various manufacturing solutions structured to reduce environmental hazards. This investment will help the company to strengthen its market presence while developing more innovative manufacturing solutions. Autocracy competes with other machine manufacturing companies, including iQippo, 36Spares, and Eqpt.in, PaperEkart, Arkihive,  Irontread, Every machinery and Metal 26. 

Conclusion

Machine manufacturing startup Autocracy Machinery secured Rs 5 crore in its seed funding round from Venture Catalysts. The funding round had participation from 14 other investors, including SFour  Capital, Bharat Jaisinghani, and Nikhil Jaisinghani. Autocracy Machinery collaborates with other construction companies and farmers to develop customized machines and attachments according to their needs. The company aims to become a global innovation and manufacturing hub for machines. The startup plans to use this fresh capital to scale up its structure & manufacturing operations, enhance its R&D department, develop market presence, and enhance its technologies.  Autocracy develops machines for agriculture, construction, and infrastructure purposes. The startup has a vast network and exports machines in the Middle East and Africa. Autocracy Machinery claims 

to offer affordable and best-performing types of machinery. The company is a specialty manufacturer of agricultural, construction, and infrastructure machines. This machine manufacturing startup plans to expand its network nationwide with the funding amount raised. This deal and investment by  Venture Catalysts show the company’s trust in Autocracy Machinery’s market potential and business model. Before this seed funding round, the startup reported a valuation of 5.94 million USD.


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