Bengaluru-based cold-pressed oil brand Gramiyaa has raised Rs 18.65 crore in a Sequence A funding spherical led by new investor Optiscape Community Holdings, with participation from present buyers Homegrown Ventures, Campus Fund and others.

The newest funding follows the startup’s Rs 7.2 crore pre-Sequence A spherical in March 2025, which was led by Homegrown Ventures, with participation from Campus Fund and Mumbai Angels.

In line with regulatory filings, Gramiyaa’s board allotted 32,968 Sequence A compulsorily convertible choice shares (CCPS) at Rs 5,657 every to lift the recent capital.

Optiscape Community Holdings invested Rs 9 crore, making it the biggest contributor to the spherical. Homegrown Ventures invested Rs 4.5 crore, adopted by Campus Fund with Rs 4 crore. Sarya International Holdings contributed Rs 90 lakh, whereas Rasagna Pulapaka invested Rs 25 lakh.

The startup plans to make use of the proceeds for progress capital and normal company necessities.

What does Gramiyaa do?

Gramiyaa traces its origins to 2016, when founder Sibi Manivannan started growing a enterprise round conventional oil-making strategies.

The model produces cold-pressed cooking oils utilizing conventional wooden and stone mills alongside trendy manufacturing processes. The merchandise are manufactured at its personal services or via trusted manufacturing companions.

Its product vary consists of groundnut, coconut, sesame and mustard oils, in addition to virgin coconut and olive oils.

The D2C model sells its merchandise via its web site and several other e-commerce and quick-commerce platforms, together with Amazon, Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart, BigBasket, DMart Prepared and FirstClub.

Co-founders Sibi Manivannan, Mohamed Yaseen and Naveenrajamaran RL maintain stakes of 26.04%, 13.02% and 13.02%, respectively, the report stated.

The newest funding supplies extra capital for the startup because it seeks to broaden its operations.