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Peppermint Robotics Raises Rs 100 Crore in Pre-Series B

pi Ventures and Crane Venture Partners lead the pre-Series B round

Peppermint Robotics funding: the company logo over a warehouse aisle

Key Takeaways

  • Peppermint Robotics raised Rs 100 crore in a pre-Series B round
  • pi Ventures and Crane Venture Partners led the round
  • Asiana Fund also took part
  • The round mixes primary capital and secondary share transactions
  • The company plans a North American assembly line
Table of Contents 7 sections
  1. Peppermint Robotics funding at a glance
  2. What Peppermint Robotics builds for factories, airports and hospitals
  3. Peppermint Robotics' journey so far
  4. What Peppermint Robotics says it will do with the new money
  5. Where Peppermint Robotics stands after the pre-Series B
  6. More funding news
  7. FAQs

Peppermint Robotics, a Pune-based maker of autonomous cleaning robots, has raised Rs 100 crore in a pre-Series B round led by pi Ventures and Crane Venture Partners. Entrackr reported the round on 4 November 2026.

Asiana Fund also took part. The investment is a mix of primary capital and secondary share transactions.

Peppermint Robotics funding at a glance

DetailPeppermint Robotics
AmountRs 100 crore (about $10.5 million)
RoundPre-Series B
Lead investorspi Ventures and Crane Venture Partners
Other investorsAsiana Fund
StructurePrimary capital and secondary share transactions
SectorRobotics
CityPune

What Peppermint Robotics builds for factories, airports and hospitals

Peppermint Robotics makes autonomous robots for commercial floor cleaning and moving materials. Its robots are used in places such as factories, hospitals, airports, malls, warehouses, hotels and universities.

The company operates in nine countries, with the US as its largest market.

Peppermint Robotics' journey so far

WhenMilestone
2019Peppermint Robotics is founded
April 2025Raises a Rs 34 crore (about $4 million) Series A
November 2026Raises Rs 100 crore in a pre-Series B round

What Peppermint Robotics says it will do with the new money

The company said it will put the primary capital into research and engineering, manufacturing, and its global operations. Peppermint also said it plans to set up an assembly line in North America in the coming months.

Where Peppermint Robotics stands after the pre-Series B

The round follows a Rs 34 crore Series A in April 2025. The company said its robots passed qualification testing in an EU GMP Grade cleanroom, and that it plans an assembly line in North America in the coming months.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much did Peppermint Robotics raise?

Peppermint Robotics raised Rs 100 crore, about $10.5 million, in a pre-Series B round.

Who led Peppermint Robotics' pre-Series B round?

pi Ventures and Crane Venture Partners led the round.

What does Peppermint Robotics do?

Peppermint Robotics makes autonomous robots for commercial floor cleaning and material transport.

Where is Peppermint Robotics based?

Peppermint Robotics is based in Pune.

How will Peppermint Robotics use the funding?

The company said it will put the primary capital into research and engineering, manufacturing and its global operations, and plans an assembly line in North America.

Who else invested in Peppermint Robotics' round?

Asiana Fund also took part in the round.

How is the Peppermint Robotics round structured?

The investment is a combination of primary capital and secondary share transactions.

When was Peppermint Robotics founded?

Peppermint Robotics was founded in 2019.

How many countries does Peppermint Robotics operate in?

Peppermint Robotics operates in nine countries, with the US as its largest market.

Where are Peppermint Robotics' robots used?

They are used in factories, hospitals, airports, malls, warehouses, hotels and universities.

How big was Peppermint Robotics' earlier Series A?

Peppermint Robotics raised a Series A of Rs 34 crore, about $4 million, in April 2025.

Does Peppermint Robotics plan to build robots in North America?

Yes, the company said it plans to set up an assembly line in North America in the coming months.

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