NEW DELHI — Primebook India has raised an additional $250,000 from Ekamya Capital, extending the deep-tech startup’s April 2025 Pre-Series A round, which totaled $2 million at a valuation of $15 million. The new investment includes a mix of primary and secondary shares.
According to the announcement, the funding will be used to advance Primebook’s operating system, PrimeOS, and strengthen its AI and Cloud PC capabilities. The company plans to invest in research and development focused on contextual AI, a foundational AI layer for routine tasks, expanded AI talent, data security frameworks, and deeper integration of the Prime X Cloud PC for smoother transitions between device and cloud environments.
Brand-building efforts will include expanding offline retail channels, improving after-sales infrastructure, and launching user-education initiatives covering PrimeOS features, responsible AI use, and data privacy.
Primebook Co-founder and CEO Chitranshu Mahant said the investment supports the company’s mission to broaden access to secure and affordable computing. He said the next phase aims to position PrimeOS as a comprehensive ecosystem designed to adapt to users’ needs.
Co-founder and COO Aman Verma said the company intends to use AI and cloud technologies to develop more personalized and relevant user experiences, adding that the brand seeks to reflect the aspirations of young users in India.
Gaurav Kapoor, Founder and Managing Partner at Ekamya Capital, said Primebook is developing an integrated computing ecosystem built around PrimeOS, with cloud integration, AI-driven capabilities, and productivity tools intended to make computing more accessible and efficient for students and professionals.
The company said support from investors such as Ekamya Capital underscores confidence in its approach to cost-efficient, high-performance computing in India.
