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Moonrider: Funding, Investors & Team (Sep 2026)

Moonrider specializes in the development of heavy-duty electric tractors that aim to lower farming expenses and enhance efficiency for farmers and fleet operators. By prioritizing reliability and affordability, Moonrider tractors promote sustainable farming methods and strive to boost profitability and productivity on farms.

www.moonrider.ai LinkedIn Bangalore, India 11-50 employees
Total raised
$8.2M
Rounds
2
Latest
Series A
Dec 2025

Moonrider has raised $8.2M across 2 funding rounds on record, the most recent a Series A of $6.0M announced in Dec 2025.

That round is above the $3.3M median round size for Agriculture and Farming companies tracked on FundedIQ over the last two years.

Moonrider Company Profile and Key Stats

Total funding raised
$8.2M
across 2 rounds on record
Funding rounds on record
2
Latest funding round
Series A
$6.0M in Dec 2025
Employees
11-50
reported band
Headquarters
Bangalore, India

Latest funding round on record: Dec 2025.

Moonrider Funding Rounds

Date
Round
Amount
Series A
$6.0M
Seed
$2.2M

Moonrider raised $2.2M in a Seed announced in Jan 2025.

11 months later, a Series A of $6.0M was announced in Dec 2025.

Moonrider Founders and Leadership Team

Name
Role
Contact
Anoop Srikantaswamy
Founder
Locked
Ravi Kulkarni
Founder
Locked

Contact details for the Moonrider team: 2 of 2 have an email address on file.

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Moonrider Funding Compared to Other Agriculture and Farming Startups

Segment
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Median round
3,220
$3.0M
8,352
$15M

Moonrider's latest round of $6.0M is above the median round in Agriculture and Farming. Medians cover the last 24 months of disclosed rounds.

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Moonrider Funding FAQs

What does Moonrider do?

Moonrider specializes in the development of heavy-duty electric tractors that aim to lower farming expenses and enhance efficiency for farmers and fleet operators. By prioritizing reliability and affordability, Moonrider tractors promote sustainable farming methods and strive to boost profitability and productivity on farms.

How much funding has Moonrider raised?

Moonrider has raised $8.2M across 2 rounds on record. The most recent is a Series A of $6.0M announced in Dec 2025.

When did Moonrider last raise funding?

Moonrider's most recent funding round on record is a Series A of $6.0M, announced in Dec 2025.

Who founded Moonrider?

FundedIQ lists Anoop Srikantaswamy (Founder), Ravi Kulkarni (Founder) at Moonrider.

Where is Moonrider headquartered?

Moonrider is based in Bangalore, Karnataka, India.

How many employees does Moonrider have?

Moonrider is in the 11-50 employee band.

How does Moonrider's funding compare to other Agriculture and Farming startups?

Moonrider's latest round of $6.0M is above the $3.3M median round size for Agriculture and Farming companies on FundedIQ across 1,320 tracked companies over the last two years.

About FundedIQ's Moonrider Funding Data

FundedIQ tracks announced funding rounds and refreshes this profile every week. Round dates, stages and amounts are normalised to a single format, converted to US dollars, and de-duplicated: two records of the same round announced days apart are merged, and two genuinely different rounds are kept apart on the amounts they disclose. Amounts shown are the disclosed figures only — a round announced without a number is listed and excluded from the total rather than estimated.

Employee counts are reported bands, not exact headcounts. Founder and executive names carry the job title on record. Anything we do not hold for Moonrider is left off this page rather than filled in.

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