Minimac Systems raises ₹30 crore from Zerodha, marking a strategic investment to support its next phase of growth.
Pune-based industrial equipment startup secures fresh capital to expand its sustainable lubrication and fluid management solutions.
Pune-based startup Minimac Systems has raised ₹30 Cr in a fresh funding round led by Zerodha’s investment arm to scale lubricant recycling infrastructure.1 The capital injection will be deployed toward expanding the company’s manufacturing capabilities, enhancing its technological framework, and strengthening its market presence in the industrial fluid management sector.
The company specializes in manufacturing specialized equipment and systems designed for industrial lubrication management, oil purification, and lubricant recycling. By addressing critical maintenance needs in heavy industries, the startup helps manufacturing plants reduce machinery downtime, cut operational costs, and minimize environmental footprints associated with industrial oil waste.
Industrial facilities globally consume massive volumes of lubricants, making proper filtration, management, and recycling a critical challenge for sustainability and equipment longevity. Minimac Systems addresses this market gap by providing advanced engineering solutions that extend the lifecycle of industrial oils, ensuring optimal asset performance while curbing hazardous waste generation across heavy manufacturing plants.
The fresh capital enables next-phase growth, allowing the company to ramp up production capacity and accelerate the deployment of its recycling infrastructure to meet rising domestic and international demand. With sustainability becoming a core priority for heavy industries, the infusion of institutional backing positions the firm to capture a larger share of the evolving green manufacturing ecosystem.
The strategic backing from Zerodha’s investment arm underscores a growing investor appetite for hard-tech and sustainability-focused industrial startups addressing foundational resource efficiency challenges in manufacturing.
