Optimized Electrotech Pvt Ltd Secures $6 Million in Series A Funding to Scale Defence and Space Surveillance Solutions

Deeptech startup Optimized Electrotech has raised INR 51.65 crore, i.e., $6 million, in a Series A funding round aimed at accelerating the development and deployment of its surveillance technologies for defence and space applications.

The round was co-led by Blume Ventures and Mela Ventures, with additional participation from existing investors including Venture Catalysts, 100Unicorns, and the Rajiv Dadlani Group. Internal capital was also infused by co-founder and Managing Director Sandeep Shah, signalling strong promoter conviction in the company’s long-term strategy.

Founded with a focus on advanced imaging systems and AI-driven surveillance platforms, Optimized Electrotech is positioning itself as a critical technology provider for sectors with high entry barriers and long product lifecycles, including aerospace, border security, and critical infrastructure.

The company plans to leverage the funds to accelerate product innovation, enhance manufacturing capabilities, and scale go-to-market operations across key government and enterprise contracts. A significant portion of the capital will also be directed toward expanding the team and strengthening its IP portfolio in high-performance electro-optic systems.

“This investment marks a significant milestone in our journey to build world-class surveillance solutions tailored to the strategic needs of India’s defence and space sectors,” said Sandeep Shah, cofounder and MD. “The backing from marquee investors reinforces our vision and provides the capital needed to scale operations efficiently.”

Investors highlighted the company’s unique positioning in a market that increasingly prioritises indigenous deeptech solutions. “Optimized Electrotech stands at the intersection of national security and advanced technology. Its strong technical foundation and scalable business model make it a compelling investment opportunity,” said a partner at Blume Ventures.

The fund raise comes at a time when India is aggressively pushing for self-reliance in defence manufacturing, creating long-term tailwinds for startups operating in dual-use technologies and strategic tech infrastructure.