Sources dated the announcement September 23 and 24; the specific Local Samosa article dated September 23 wins over the September 24 roundup and republished reports. Signalbase reports $418K, but the more specific reports state Rs 4 crore.
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Sources dated the announcement September 23 and 24; the specific Local Samosa article dated September 23 wins over the September 24 roundup and republished reports. Signalbase reports $418K, but the more specific reports state Rs 4 crore.
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Nuvah makes vegan women's heels and other footwear with fit-focused engineering for Indian women who want style and comfort.
Founders
Avni Jain · Founder and CEO
Before founding Nuvah, Avni Jain worked in venture capital, McKinsey & Company and Goldman Sachs, and is an alumna of IIM Ahmedabad.
Founded
2025
Total raised
₹4 crore
Business model
Nuvah sells footwear direct to consumers through its own online platform across India.
WHY IT MATTERS
Nuvah is addressing the problem that women are often forced to choose between attractive heels and everyday comfort, using its SteadyForm footbed and an engineering process that included 24 prototypes and more than 900 hours of wear testing. Its ₹4 crore pre-seed round gives the young company capital for R&D, further footbed development and testing customer-acquisition channels as it builds a D2C footwear brand for working women in India.
