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YOGa Clean Air Secures $28M Funding to Tackle Indoor Air Pollution

YOGa Clean Air secures $28M funding led by Info Edge Ventures to combat indoor air pollution in India, aiming to expand to new cities and public transport.

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YOGa Clean Air, an indoor clean air solutions startup, has secured $28 million in funding led by Info Edge Ventures to tackle indoor air pollution in India. The funding round also saw participation from Zomato and Eternal’s founder Deepinder Goyal and Three Words Capital. The company aims to expand its presence in new cities and explore public transport solutions.

Introduction

In 2026, indoor air pollution remains a critical issue in many Indian cities, especially during the winter months. Ensuring clean air within homes, schools, hospitals, and offices is a significant challenge. YOGa Clean Air, an innovative startup, has recently secured $28 million in funding to address this pressing problem.

About YOGa Clean Air

YOGa Clean Air was founded in 2010 by Sachin Panwar. The company was formally established as YOGAN Solutions Pvt Ltd in 2019, with Deepak Raina and Gaurav Nagar joining as co-founders. The company’s clean air systems are now serving over 5,000 families and are installed in schools, hospitals, corporate offices, gyms, and homes across 11 Indian cities including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru.

Funding Details

The recent funding round was led by Info Edge Ventures, with participation from Zomato and Eternal’s founder Deepinder Goyal and Three Words Capital. This investment will help YOGa Clean Air expand its operations in existing cities and venture into new Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities.

Technology and Approach

YOGa Clean Air’s technology differs from conventional air purifiers by treating the entire indoor space as a single system. The company’s Clean Air Bubble technology filters incoming air and maintains a slightly higher air pressure inside the indoor space compared to outside, reducing the likelihood of polluted air entering. The system also manages carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels, aiming to keep the air not just clean but fresh.

Future Plans

With the new funding, YOGa Clean Air plans to strengthen its presence in existing markets and expand to new cities. The company is also exploring the possibility of deploying its clean air systems in public transport and other external environments.

Expert Opinions

Chinmay Sharma, Partner at Info Edge Ventures, highlighted YOGa Clean Air’s unique technology platform, its growth through referrals, customer retention capabilities, and operational track record.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

  • YOGa Clean Air secures $28M funding led by Info Edge Ventures.
  • The funding round included participation from Zomato and Eternal’s founder Deepinder Goyal.
  • The company aims to expand to new cities and explore public transport solutions.

FAQs

What is YOGa Clean Air's technology?

YOGa Clean Air’s technology filters incoming air and maintains a higher air pressure inside the indoor space to prevent polluted air from entering. It also manages CO₂ levels.

What are YOGa Clean Air's future plans?

The company plans to expand to new cities and explore public transport solutions.

Who led the recent funding round?

The funding round was led by Info Edge Ventures with participation from Zomato and Eternal’s founder Deepinder Goyal.

Conclusion

YOGa Clean Air’s recent funding comes at a time when poor air quality in many parts of India is a growing concern. The company is poised to strengthen its existing market presence and introduce its technology to new cities and use cases.

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Sources

  1. yourstory.com
    YOGa Clean Air को मिली 20 करोड़ रु की फंडिंग, Deepinder Goyal ने भी किया निवेश

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