SaaS Startup LogicLadder Bags $2.5 Mn To Help Enterprises Decarbonise Operations

Cleantech SaaS platform LogicLadder has  raised $2.5 Mn in a bridge funding round led by Singapore-based private equity (PE) firm Big Bang Capital and Zerodha’s investment arm Rainmatter.

The fresh proceeds will be deployed to expand the startup’s footprint across South Asia and North America. A part of the funds will also be utilised to shore up its tech stack and ramp up product offerings. 

ET reported the development first.

Founded in 2011 by Atindra Chandel and Mayank Pratap Chauhan, LogicLadder provides software solutions to companies for gathering and analysing data related to energy and environment. 

The startup aims to enable businesses to transition to net zero emissions. Its flagship offering is its ‘Sustainability Cloud’, which helps brands minimise environmental impact while improving operational efficiency. 

“We plan to expand in the like the Middle East and Southeast Asia region. We are also looking to enter in the European region in effort to drive our global revenue,” LogicLadder cofounder and CEO Chauhan told Inc42.

LogicLadder is backed by the likes of marquee investors such as the ONGC Foundation, Aditya Birla Group, JioGenNext, and Shell.

It claims to cater to more than 900 businesses, including giants such as Reliance, Adani Power, and Coca Cola. 

The fundraise comes at a time when increasing awareness about the environment has led to a growing interest in the cleantech sector from investors. 

For instance, climate tech startup Varaha raised $8.7 Mn in its Series A funding round led by RTP Global earlier this year. Last month, EcoRatings bagged $1 Mn in its pre-seed funding round from a clutch of investors in equity and grants. 

In April, real estate-focussed cleantech startup Accacia also raised $6.5 Mn in its pre-Series A funding round led by Illuminate Financial. 

According to Inc42 data, Indian climate tech startups raised more than $867 Mn across 57 deals last year. 

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