Mantra Softech Secures USD 14 Million in Private Equity to Advance Innovation in Identity, Security and AI
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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], November 25: Mantra Softech, an Indian deep-tech company focused on identity management, security systems and computer vision, has raised USD 14 million in its first institutional investment round. The funding was led by India SME Fund II, with participation from Motilal Oswal Principal Investments.
"This investment represents a significant step in our long-term strategy to build globally competitive technologies from India," said Hiren Bhandari, Co-Founder, Mantra Softech. "We are focusing on advanced R&D, core engineering talent, and systems that can support large-scale authentication and security applications."
The company's technologies are currently deployed in airport employee access systems, DigiYatra-linked identity solutions, defence identity management, and enterprise workforce authentication projects. According to the company, more than 20 of India's top 100 corporates use its platforms for secure access, compliance and operational efficiency.
Explaining the rationale behind the investment, Mitin Jain, Founder and Managing Director of India SME Fund II, said:
"Our partnership with Mantra Softech is backed by their consistent execution in biometric and security technologies. Their experience in national identity and critical infrastructure initiatives positions them well for the next phase of growth."
Founded in 2006, Mantra Softech designs and manufactures biometric sensors, RFID-based systems, access control terminals and AI-enabled IoT hardware. The company holds multiple U.S. patents and complies with industry standards including STQC and FBI biometric certification. Its solutions are deployed by government organisations and enterprises in more than 50 countries.
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