Theia Ventures Leads USD 1 Million Pre-Seed Round in EarthSync with Eximius Ventures Participating

Theia Ventures, India’s early-stage fund focused on AI, deep tech, energy transition, and decarbonisation, has led a USD 1 million pre-seed round in EarthSync Technologies, a unified AI platform for renewable energy planning, procurement, and operations. The round also saw participation from Eximius Ventures, India’s first dedicated pre-seed fund investing in Enterprise AI, Fintech, and ConsumerTech.

The investment will support EarthSync’s AI-powered clean energy modeling and forecasting engine, policy-driven techno-economic optimization, and project marketplace. The platform enables Independent Power Producers (IPPs), commercial and industrial (C&I) consumers, advisors, and utilities to plan, procure, and manage renewable energy assets efficiently, combining techno-economic modeling, regulatory intelligence, real-time simulations, and AI-driven insights.

EarthSync has already piloted 10 GW of solar and wind projects and 4 GWh of BESS simulations, helping stakeholders strategize and bid for over 200 MW of solar and wind projects and 100 MWh of energy storage systems. The new funding will accelerate team expansion, product development, higher project volumes on its marketplace, and global scaling.

“We are thrilled to partner with EarthSync as they transform how C&I customers and IPPs manage renewable energy performance. Their AI tech stack disrupts conventional Excel-based or legacy software models,” said Priya Shah, Founder and GP, Theia Ventures.

Preeti Sampat, Partner at Eximius Ventures, added, “EarthSync offers a single, trusted view of policy, pricing, and asset performance that every stakeholder can rely on.”

Rajat Singh and Mehul Kumar, co-founders of EarthSync, said, “We’re building the digital backbone that turns policy, technical, and climate complexity into actionable intelligence across industries including auto, data centers, metals, chemicals, and textiles.”

Theia Ventures’ fund, anchored by British International Investment, announced its first close in October 2025. This is the fund’s fifth investment, after earlier backing Sarla Aviation, Climitra Carbon, Lemnisca, and Novyte Materials.