Android laptop maker Primebook has secured an additional $250K in a mix of primary and secondary share transactions from Ekamya Capital. The investment follows its $2 million pre-Series A round in April this year, which valued the company at $15 million.
The fresh capital will fuel enhancements to Primebook’s proprietary Android-based operating system PrimeOS, and strengthen its AI and Cloud PC infrastructure. The company also plans to invest in reinforcing brand trust, accessibility, and nationwide reach among learners.
Founded in 2018 by Aman Verma and Chitranshu Mahant, the Delhi-based startup aims to make educational technology more affordable and intuitive. Primebook creates student-first laptops that merge hardware efficiency with software intelligence, enabling smooth adoption for India’s rapidly expanding blended learning ecosystem.
PrimeOS is designed to empower school and college students with features including:
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Desktop-style experience with multi-window multitasking
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Native Android app support
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Keymapping for better usability of touch-based apps
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Cloud PC access for on-demand processing power
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AI assistant (Companion Mode)
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AI-powered global search
The company says its ecosystem—spanning device, OS, cloud capabilities, and productivity tools—redefines modern computing for India’s youth by making learning accessible, powerful, and affordable.
With deeper investments in R&D and scalable innovation, Primebook is positioning itself as a homegrown challenger to conventional laptop platforms—tailored specifically for the next generation of digital learners.
