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EV manufacturing startup Grinntech attracts $2 mn funding from investors

Grinntech, which was incubated at IIT Madras, unveiled a range of high-tech batteries with designs customised to Indian conditions along with its proprietary

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The fund raising comes at a time when the company is foraying into manufacturing

T E Narasimhan Chennai
Grinntech, a start-up which manufactures LithiumIon batteries for EVs and energy storage systems, has raised $2 million from four investors, including from Cognizant Co-founder Lakshmi Narayanan and Ashok Leyland's Former Vice Chairman V Sumantran. 

Following the investment, the two investors will be joining the company's Board.  

The other two investors are UCAL Group and  K S Manian, promoter of Radiance Group.

The fund raising comes at a time when the company is foraying into manufacturing. Up till now it was only involved with Research and Development (R&D). The company will be manufacturing batteries for two-wheelers, cars and commercial vehicles in

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