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The programme has progressed considerably since its approval. The fund received registration from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on October 31, 2025, and achieved its initial closing on November 10, 2025, with a committed corpus of ₹1,005 crore. SIDBI Venture Capital Limited, a subsidiary of the Small Industries Development Bank of India, has been entrusted with managing its investments.

The patent settlement follows another important development in September 2026, when the European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) issued a positive opinion recommending marketing authorisation for Pebrilzo.

Segritech’s technology has already been deployed for grading pomegranates and apples, while the company is conducting trials involving oranges. According to the startup, a deployment serving pomegranate growers in Gujarat’s Bhuj region helped participating farmers achieve approximately 30% higher price realisation through more accurate grading and segregation of produce.

OSTO has developed its cybersecurity platform to address the fragmented security infrastructure commonly encountered by startups and smaller enterprises. Businesses often need separate vendors for application security, cloud protection, vulnerability testing, regulatory compliance and cybersecurity advisory services. Managing these different services can increase operating costs, complicate implementation and create gaps between security systems.

The ₹500 crore capital investment will support the establishment of additional manufacturing facilities at BHEL’s Heavy Electrical Equipment Plant in Haridwar. The expansion will strengthen the company’s ability to manufacture equipment for thermal and nuclear power-generation projects, two sectors that require sophisticated engineering, precision manufacturing and stringent quality standards.

Reliance’s battery manufacturing project has evolved considerably as the company expands its ambitions in advanced energy storage technologies. Earlier development plans envisaged a manufacturing capacity of 30 GWh annually, which was subsequently increased to 40 GWh, with provisions for further expansion to 100 GWh.