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Invisel raises ₹4 crore in seed funding led by IAN Angel Fund

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Invisel logo
Date
Company
Invisel
What it does
nanotechnology-based home surface protection
Kind
Funding
Amount
₹4 crore
Stage
seed
Based in
Pune
Sector
Commerce & Consumer Brands

What they do

Invisel provides invisible protective coatings for home surfaces to prevent stains and damage before they occur

What happened

The company raised ₹4 crore in seed funding led by IAN Angel Fund, with participation from BeyondSeed and FAAD Capital

Why it matters

Invisel has grown to over 60,000 customers and achieved profitability without external capital, and plans to expand manufacturing, R&D, and international…

The details

  • Invisel, India's first nanotechnology-based home surface protection brand, raised ₹4 crore in seed funding led by IAN Angel Fund, with participation from BeyondSeed and FAAD Capital.
  • The funding will be used to establish a dedicated manufacturing and research facility in Pune, strengthen materials science capabilities, and accelerate product innovation.
  • Invisel's protective coatings prevent stains, hard water marks, and everyday wear on surfaces like glass, marble, tiles, fabric, leather, and metal.
  • The company has served over 60,000 customers across 900+ pin codes and generated ₹5.2 crore in FY26 revenue while remaining profitable.
  • Invisel plans to expand its professional application network from three cities to twelve, establish an international presence in the UAE, and introduce five new product categories.

The bigger picture

  • Invisel's approach to surface protection is unique because it prevents damage before it occurs, rather than focusing on cleaning after the fact.
  • The company has built a fully integrated consumer brand with in-house formulation, manufacturing, and multiple distribution channels.
  • Invisel's founders, Atharva Ulangwar and Sumedh Yeolekar, identified a gap in the market for industrial-grade surface protection for end consumers.

About the business

  • Invisel sells nanotechnology-based protective coatings for home surfaces, including glass, marble, tiles, fabric, leather, and metal.
  • The company's products are designed to be applied in minutes without professional expertise, forming a protective layer that lasts between 6-12 months.
  • Invisel offers a range of products, including stain repellents for sofas, glass and tile protectors, marble and granite stain repellents, wood protectors, and leather protectors.
  • The company operates through e-commerce, institutional partnerships, and professional application services across multiple cities.
  • Invisel has achieved profitability without external capital and has grown to over 60,000 customers across 900+ pin codes.

What happens next

  • Expand professional application network from three cities to twelve.
  • Establish first international presence in the UAE later this year.
  • Introduce five new product categories.
  • Grow team across research, manufacturing, sales, and marketing.
  • Invest in advanced materials research and patent development.

The deal

Type
funding

Investors

Founders

  • Atharva Ulangwar, Founder & CEO
  • Sumedh Yeolekar, Co-founder & CMO

About Invisel

Product
Nano surface care and coating products for home use
Customers
Indian consumers seeking advanced surface care solutions
How it makes money
D2C consumer goods selling nano coatings products

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