Shreetech Data, a Mumbai-based digital infrastructure firm, has raised $4.5 million in funding from Aarii Ventures, the investment arm of the Kothari family, and Cello Family Office, the private investment arm of the promoters of Cello Group.
The funds raised will be used to strengthen its vertically integrated operations across data centers, power infrastructure, and in-house equipment manufacturing.
Founded in 1998, Mumbai-based Shreetech Data provides end-to-end infrastructure solutions, combining design, construction, technical audits, IT integration, and lifecycle management into a unified platform.
Its services span three key verticals: data center and digital infrastructure, power infrastructure, and manufacturing of mission-critical components. The company has executed over 100 data center projects and holds more than 500 MW of sanctioned power capacity.
Shreetech’s manufacturing arm supports its EPC business and also serves third-party clients. It produces core infrastructure components, including LV switchboards, smart PDUs, cable management systems, and data center ceiling systems under its proprietary Datalix line.
In the data center vertical, the company delivers turnkey projects including civil and MEP execution, IT networks, cloud and cybersecurity integration, smart city systems, and data center leasing. Its power infrastructure vertical includes high-capacity transmission lines, substations, and rail electrification projects. All three business lines are supported by a centralized project execution and operations framework.
The company has reported strong growth at a CAGR of 62%, with revenue rising from ₹88 crore in FY21 to ₹613 crore for FY25, driven primarily by data infrastructure, followed by power infrastructure and manufacturing.
Sagar Nishar, CIO, Aarii Ventures, said, “Shreetech is redefining how mission-critical infrastructure is delivered in India. Its integrated approach, backed by in-house manufacturing and deep execution capabilities, is setting new benchmarks for speed, efficiency, and reliability in the sector. We believe it is not just building projects, but shaping the future of infrastructure itself.”
