Tata Electronics Gears Up, Tesla Eyes Satara, and Ather Energy’s Growth

Tata Electronics is gearing up to double iPhone enclosure production at its Hosur plant, ahead of Apple’s new product launches. Meanwhile, Tesla is eyeing Satara for its first Indian assembly plant, signaling deeper commitments to the Indian market. On the homefront, Ather Energy is charging forward with a solid 29% revenue growth in Q4 FY25, narrowing its losses by 17% as the e-mobility race intensifies.

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“It’s The Time To Disco”: Tata Electronics Planning To Expand iPhone Enclosure Production At Hosur Unit

Tata Electronics is revving up its Hosur unit to double iPhone enclosure production—just in time for Apple’s September launches.

The current 50,000-unit capacity is set to scale, signaling Tata’s deeper play in Apple’s supply chain. This comes less than a year after a major fire rattled the same plant, now rising phoenix-like into full-throttle expansion mode.

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“Swagat Toh Kariye Humara”: Tesla Eyeing Assembly Plant In Satara

Tesla may be steering toward Satara for its first India assembly plant, eyeing a CKD setup near Pune. After its JV talks hit a speed bump, the EV giant seems ready to go solo on land acquisition.

With a slick coworking space already locked in at Mumbai’s BKC, Tesla’s India roadmap is charging ahead.

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“Abhi Mujh Mein Hai Kahin”: Ather Energy posts Rs 676 Cr revenue in Q4 FY25, narrows losses by 17%

Ather Energy is charging ahead—reporting a 29% jump in Q4 revenue to ₹676 Cr and trimming losses by 17%. For FY25, its total revenue also cruised up by 29%, crossing ₹2,250 Cr.

Looks like Bengaluru’s e-scooter maker is riding the electrification wave with some serious torque.

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1. IT Services firm, Celebal Technologies has raised $15 Mn in its Series B funding round from InCred Growth Partners Fund-I and Norwest Capital. This fresh funding will boost its global growth, with a sharp focus on North America and Europe.
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2. Backed again by DSG Consumer Partners and BC Jindal Group, Farmley has now raised a total of $54.7 Mn. It plans to crack open bigger opportunities in India’s dried fruits and nuts space within the booming healthy snacking market.
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3. Avammune Therapeutics has raised $12 Mn from Capital 2B, Shastra VC, and others to advance its clinical pipeline. The healthtech startup will channel the funds into strengthening its IP and developing its lead candidate, AVA-NP-695.
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4. Cold-chain logistics startup JustDeliveries has secured Rs 5.5 Cr from VC Grid, NABVentures, and others to fuel tech upgrades and city expansions. With Lucknow and Chennai on the radar, the startup’s total funding now stands at ₹15.9 Cr.
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5. M1xchange has secured ₹84 Cr ($10 Mn) from Filter Capital via a secondary deal to scale its digital supply chain finance for MSMEs. With over $47 Mn raised so far, the platform is gaining steady investor traction—including recent backing from Jindal Stainless.
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