Funding · Climate, Energy & Sustainability

Aliste Technologies raises ₹30 Cr Pre-Series A

By Startup Enthusiast · 16 April 2026

What they do

Aliste provides IoT-based solutions to monitor, control and optimise energy usage

It raised ₹30 Cr (about $3.2 Mn) in a Pre-Series A round led by Big Global JSC

The company pivoted from a D2C smart home brand to enterprise energy management

Aliste Technologies raised ₹30 Cr (about $3.2 Mn) in a Pre-Series A round that includes both equity and debt.
The round was led by Big Global JSC, the corporate venture arm of Bitexco Group.
YourNest Venture Capital, an existing investor, also participated.
HBeon Labs, a manufacturing partner, joined the round as well.
The company will use the funds to expand R&D into energy-focused solutions.
It will also scale distribution of its enterprise offerings and broaden its product portfolio.

India's home appliances market is expected to grow to $117 Bn by 2033.
The smart home segment is projected to reach $19.31 Bn by 2030, growing at 30% annually.
Aliste pivoted from a D2C smart home brand to enterprise energy management after appearing on Shark Tank India Season 1.

Aliste is an energy management startup that provides IoT-based solutions for monitoring, controlling and optimising energy usage.
It targets hospitality, co-living, retail and commercial spaces.
Its products include smart energy monitoring for co-living, energy management for retail/restaurants (up to 20% bill reduction), and revenue leakage solutions for hotels (up to 15% electricity cost reduction).
It also offers motion sensors, touch switches and smart gate systems with analytics.
The company manages over 1.5 lakh IoT assets across more than 20 cities.
It processes around 3 million units of energy monthly.
Aliste saves about 3,28,000 kg of CO2 per month, equated to planting over 13,000 mature trees monthly.

Product: Proprietary IoT hardware and software platform for energy monitoring, control and optimization across commercial spaces
Customers: Hospitality, co-living, retail and commercial facilities seeking energy efficiency and cost reduction
How it makes money: B2B SaaS with hardware integration selling energy management systems and subscriptions to enterprises
What sets it apart: Proprietary IoT sensors and AI enabling 15-20% electricity consumption reduction and cost savings up to 20%