Indian hot sauce brand Naagin has secured $2.1 million in fresh funding as it looks to ramp up operations and meet rising demand. The latest round was spearheaded by venture capital firm 360ONE Asset, with continued backing from 8i Ventures and contributions from a select group of undisclosed angel investors.
With its bold take on Indian flavors and spice-forward recipes, Naagin has quickly carved a niche in the growing homegrown condiments market. The new funds will largely be used to scale up manufacturing and boost production capabilities—key moves as the company eyes deeper retail penetration and broader distribution across India and international markets.
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Founded with the aim of putting Indian chili sauces on the global culinary map, Naagin has grown steadily since launch, earning a loyal base of spice enthusiasts. The company’s leadership said the funding will also support team expansion, product innovation, and supply chain enhancements.
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As consumer interest in regional flavors and clean-label products continues to rise, Naagin’s funding marks a significant step toward becoming a dominant force in India’s premium condiments space.
