YOGa Clean Air raises ₹20 crore Series A to expand indoor-air solutions

Info Edge Ventures led YOGa Clean Air’s ₹20 crore Series A, including ₹10 crore in primary capital, to support expansion into more Tier I and II cities, public transport and outdoor-air applications.

— Source publishedMon, 31 Aug, 2026, 11:00 IST·First seen Mon, 31 Aug, 2026, 11:16 IST·Source Inc42 · Buzz

What happened

YOGa Clean Air raised ₹20 Cr in a Series A led by Info Edge Ventures to expand its service-led indoor air-quality systems into more Tier I and II cities and

Key facts

  • ₹20 Cr ($2.1 Mn) total funding
  • ₹10 Cr primary capital
  • ₹10 Cr secondary transactions
  • ₹100 Cr revenue target this year
  • Operations across 11 Indian cities
  • Around 5,000 families, schools, offices, hospitals and gyms served
  • 55 minutes to deliver equivalent air quality across a house
  • About 70 watts continuous power use
  • India air-purifier market projected at $1.2 Bn by 2030

Why this matters

Companies in public transport, real estate, HVAC and smart-city infrastructure may find YOGa Clean Air a newly funded partner for integrated air-quality solutions.

What to watch

  • Announcements of metro, bus, railway, airport or municipal pilot contracts.
  • Growth in institutional customers versus the reported base of roughly 5,000 households and institutions.
  • Evidence of recurring-service revenue, renewal rates and installed-unit utilization.
  • New city launches and distribution or HVAC/facility-management partnerships.
  • Progress toward the ₹100 crore annual revenue target, including quarterly order-book disclosures.
  • Competitive pricing pressure from air-purifier, HVAC-filtration and air-monitoring providers.
  • Build city-level dealer, facility-management and HVAC-channel partnerships to lower installation and service costs.
  • Prioritize institutional subscriptions, annual maintenance contracts and air-quality monitoring dashboards for recurring revenue.
  • Launch public-transport and municipal pilot projects with measurable air-quality outcomes.
  • Use investor backing to pursue enterprise procurement relationships and credibility-sensitive sectors such as healthcare, education and hospitality.
  • Expand product validation, certifications and outcome reporting to support premium pricing and tender eligibility.

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