New Delhi, Feb 17 (TNT): Navikenz, an enterprise AI and data transformation firm, on Tuesday announced it has raised $7.5 million in a seed equity funding round to scale its AI-driven productivity solutions for large enterprises.
The round was led by Sekar PRC, former CEO of Hexaware, and Sudip Nandy, former CEO of Aricent, along with participation from founders Anjan Lahiri and Samit Deb, the company said in a release.
Existing and new high-net-worth investors also participated, bringing Navikenz’s total funding to $11.6 million. The company said the round saw strong participation from early backers.
Navikenz said it will use the fresh capital to expand AI frameworks and accelerators, scale go-to-market efforts, and hire talent across key markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Europe and India.
“We have strong market fit, rising demand from large enterprises, and a world-class team,” said Anjan Lahiri, Founder and CEO of Navikenz.
“This funding enables us to deepen investments in AI, scale business outreach and hire talent globally as we build the next phase of Navikenz. Our focus is on reimagining core business workflows and delivering transformative productivity gains through AI,” Anjan added.
Navikenz is positioning itself as an AI-first transformation partner for large enterprises and Global Capability Centers (GCCs), targeting executive and board-level priorities through Agentic AI and generative AI-led solutions.
The company said its enterprise deployments have delivered measurable operational impact, including more than 90% efficiency improvements in complex reconciliation workflows and reducing regulatory reporting timelines from several months to a few days.
“Rarely do you see a team of this calibre meet an opportunity of this scale — and be uniquely positioned to create real transformation,” said Sudip Nandy, lead investor.
“Navikenz combines deep enterprise leadership with a pragmatic, outcomes-first approach to AI. Their ability to move beyond hype and deliver measurable productivity impact made this a compelling investment,” Sudip added.
Navikenz currently works closely with life sciences and pharmaceutical companies and is selectively expanding into additional industries.
With fresh capital and a focus on scalable AI assets such as its in-house platform NAVIO, Navikenz plans to deepen its enterprise footprint and expand its global delivery capabilities.
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